The popular Fort Worth-based burger restaurant Rodeo Goat will open another location in Arlington on Wednesday, June 25, according to an email from the restaurant. The new, 6,500 square foot space is located at 333 East Division Street in the Urban Union District– a nearly 10-year-old development with other popular D-FW restaurants like Cane Rosso and Hurtado BBQ.

Justin Frazell, 51, a former Fort Worth radio host, has been sentenced to serve six years in prison after he violated the terms of his probation, according to the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office.

Bob Ray Sanders believes the Fort Worth Police Department has seen significant change since 2018.

A woman apparently stabbed and injured a man in self-defense early Tuesday at a gas station in west Fort Worth, and a suspect is facing charges, police said. Officers responded to the 7-Eleven at 9100 Camp Bowie West Blvd. about 2:20 a.m. after someone called 911 to report a stabbing. They found a man with a wound to the neck, police said.

Omni Air International started in 1993 and specializes in passenger charter flights and aircraft, crew and maintenance, according to its website.

Fonroche’s efficient, solar-powered lights will save the city approximately $3 million in annual energy costs Fonroche Lighting America has partnered with

A driver was critically injured Saturday evening after their vehicle and a train collided in Fort Worth, according to police. The collision occurred around 5:22 p.m. near West Biddison Street and Ryan Avenue. Emergency crews responded and found a single vehicle involved in the crash, authorities said.

Tuesday’s projected high temperature for the metro area is 94 degrees, the same as Monday. According to the National Weather Service’s Fort Worth office, the humidity may make it feel hotter, with the heat index projected to reach 103.

Blue Flag Distillery, a new single-malt whiskey line, will replace Rahr in its old location at 701 Galveston Ave., according to a recent announcement by founder William Rucker. Rahr will host events July 5 and Sept. 13 at the Flying Saucer restaurant and beer hall downtown, 111 E. Third St.