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Marcia Hamilton

Fort Worth neighbors step up during deep freeze

When freezing temperatures hit South Fort Worth, a local store manager and a regular customer jumped into action to save Bobbi, a woman known in the neighborhood, after she was found frozen outside Evans Food Mart. Faris Hussain, the manager, didn’t hesitate—he rushed out, carried her inside, and helped her warm up until paramedics arrived. For Hussain, looking out for each other isn’t a rare act of heroism—it’s just what the community does every day. Stories like this remind us how vital it is to watch out for our neighbors, especially during harsh winter weather. How do you look out for others when the weather turns dangerous? #Safety #FortWorth #CommunityCare

andersonkaren

Fort Worth tennis showdown delayed by icy roads

Unpredictable Texas weather has thrown a curveball at the ITA Kickoff Weekend in Fort Worth, pushing the TCU vs. Georgia championship match to Sunday. Local fans hoping to catch the Horned Frogs’ run for an eighth straight indoor nationals berth will have to wait a bit longer, as safety comes first with these road conditions. Both teams are powerhouses with 11 national titles between them, so this head-to-head is set to be a real highlight of the season. Will the delay shake up the momentum? Who’s tuning in on SwingVision, and how are you all handling the winter weather? #Sports #FortWorth #TCUTennis

Amanda Martinez

Fort Worth’s first ‘book baby’ brings community together

A baby was almost born among the bookshelves at Monkey and Dog Books in Fort Worth! When a woman went into labor while browsing, the staff didn’t catch her name in the excitement. Now, the bookstore has turned to the community, offering a gift basket and lifetime discount to the family if they reconnect. The story quickly spread online, and thanks to everyone sharing, the bookstore found the new mom and her healthy baby boy. It’s amazing how a local shop can bring people together—have you ever witnessed something unforgettable at a neighborhood spot? #Entertainment #Books #FortWorth

Lisa Ramirez

Fort Worth study tests heart-saving implant

A new kind of heart implant being tested right here in Fort Worth could change how we protect people from sudden cardiac arrest. Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital is part of a global study tracking patients with extravascular ICDs—devices that monitor and shock the heart back to life if it stops. Unlike older versions, these new ICDs are implanted outside the heart and veins, which means less risk of infection. With over 350,000 cardiac arrests happening outside hospitals each year in the U.S., this could be a real game-changer. Would you consider an implant like this for yourself or a loved one? #Health #BodyHealth #FortWorth

meadowsmary

Fort Worth steps up for neighbors facing the freeze

As temperatures drop below freezing in Fort Worth, hundreds of volunteers hit the streets to connect with people experiencing homelessness—offering not just warm hats and hand warmers, but real conversations and support. Stories like Darren Richie’s remind us that homelessness can happen to anyone, and a little compassion goes a long way. The annual Point in Time Count isn’t just about numbers; it’s about seeing our neighbors, learning what they need, and breaking down stereotypes. What do you think our community can do to make a bigger impact, especially during harsh winter nights? #Safety #FortWorth #Homelessness

wmadden

Fort Worth’s winter storm: Protect your yard now

Single-digit temps are headed for Fort Worth, and your yard could take a real hit if you don’t act fast. Deep watering before the freeze helps plants survive, and frost cloth (not plastic!) can save your flowers—supplies are running low. Move potted plants to the garage or wrap them up, and mulch beds to slow the freeze. Disconnect hoses, cover faucets, and trim weak tree branches to prevent damage. Don’t forget pets and garden art—bring them inside! What’s your top tip for prepping your home and garden for this kind of Texas cold snap? #Home #FortWorth #WinterStorm

Jorge Figueroa

Big changes coming to Northwest ISD schools

Northwest ISD is redrawing its school boundaries, meaning many Fort Worth families will see their kids heading to new campuses starting fall 2026. With two brand-new schools opening—Dr. Leigh Anne Romer Elementary and Floyd Barksdale Middle—some neighborhoods are shifting to help ease crowding. While a handful of older students can apply to stay put, most will need to follow the new lines. If you’re in the district, keep an eye out for official notices and check the online School Finder to see if your street is affected. What do you think about the changes? Will this help or hurt your community? #Education #NorthwestISD #FortWorth

William Wilkerson

Fort Worth faces deep freeze: How gardens survive

Fort Worth’s Botanic Garden is in full defense mode as a deep freeze threatens over 100 acres of plants this weekend. Staff are hustling to cover sensitive blooms and winter greens with frost cloth, and even giving new plantings a big drink of water to protect their roots. It’s wild to think that sudden cold can stress plants so much that, in rare cases, trees can literally explode from expanding sap! While that’s unlikely here, the dramatic weather swings are a real challenge. Anyone else prepping their yard for the cold? Share your tips or worries below! #Home #FortWorth #DeepFreeze

gregorybrown

Dallas parties that made a real difference

$6 million raised for cancer research in one night—now that’s how Dallas and Fort Worth do fall! From Post Malone rocking the Cattle Baron’s Ball to Diana Ross dazzling at the new amfAR Gala, this season’s events weren’t just about glitz—they fueled real change in our community. Families got creative at the Nasher’s Great Create, and the Tarrant Area Food Bank’s Mahj For Meals turned fundraising into a festive, on-theme celebration. Which fall event left the biggest impression on you, and what would you love to see more of next season? Let’s talk about the power of a good party! #News #DallasEvents #FortWorth

kochcandice

Fort Worth soccer gets a major league boost

Fort Worth’s soccer scene is about to get a serious upgrade—Vaqueros FC is officially joining USL League Two in 2026! This move means even more opportunities for local talent to shine and for fans to experience top-level pre-professional matches right here at home. The Vaqueros have been building something special since 2013, from youth programs to a new women’s team, and now they’re taking the next big step. It’s a huge win for the city and anyone passionate about growing the game. How do you think this will impact soccer culture in Fort Worth? #Sports #Soccer #FortWorth

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