Bedford

Let’s just say, 2025 was a lot. Here are the cool, the fascinating and the just plain fun stories that happened in North Texas over the last year.

While the artworks in front of Bedford Junior High and Harwood Junior High are not political in nature, the city was unable to secure exemptions for them to remain in place.

Local fans flock to an independent wrestling venue in Bedford for a high-voltage show that keeps them coming back, weekend after weekend.

Over the last few decades, longtime Bedford resident Dane Martin has seen his town transform into a robust small city. He spent his childhood exploring the area on foot and bike with friends, and he attended the Old Bedford School in the 1950s.

A Bedford resident was diagnosed with West Nile virus, according to a press release. This is the city’s first case of the year.

Proponents hope fans coming to North Texas for the World Cup fans will visit Bedford and bring in new revenue to the city.

Of the nearly 1.3 million people registered to vote in Tarrant County, only 6.52%, or 83,161 people, voted in the May 4 election, according to unofficial election results.

About 10% of registered voters are expected to cast ballots, meaning you will be speaking for many of your neighbors who are not voting.

H-E-B is getting an H-E-B. The San Antonio-based grocery and Texas cultural phenomenon will open a store at the northwest corner of Cheek-Sparger Road and Rio Grande Boulevard, along the Euless-Bedford city limits.

The last three-day weekend of the summer is just ahead! Chill out and relax with these picks.

State Rep. Jonathan Stickland, a firebrand conservative Republican from Bedford and one of the most vocal members of the Texas House, announced Monday he…