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  • Fort Worth Local Pulse: Arts Festival Weekend and Spring Weather Updates

    Fort Worth Local Pulse: Arts Festival Weekend and Spring Weather Updates
    Apr 19 2026
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, April 19.

    We start with the weather shaping our day. Mostly cloudy skies this morning bring a 20 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms, but we will see mostly sunny conditions this afternoon with highs in the mid 60s and north winds keeping it cooler. No major impacts on plans, though grab a light jacket for early errands around Sundance Square. Expect similar tomorrow, with upper 70s and a 50 percent chance of storms overnight, some packing heavy rain.

    Downtown buzzes as the Main Street Arts Festival kicks off today, free and family-friendly across 18 blocks from the Convention Center to the Tarrant County Courthouse. We have art, live music, food trucks, and drinks drawing crowds all weekend, perfect for shaking off the clouds.

    City Hall approved a new traffic calming plan on West 7th Street yesterday, adding speed bumps and crosswalks to cut accidents near local shops and ease daily commutes for us drivers and walkers alike.

    New business news: Cowtown BBQ opened its second spot on Berry Street in the Near Southside, firing up brisket and ribs that already have lines forming, while the old Starbucks at Hulen and Berry closed for a revamp into a drive-thru only.

    Jobs look steady, with about 500 openings posted last week on sites like Indeed, rounded up from healthcare at JPS and tech roles near Texas Christian University. Real estate heats up too, median home prices around 350,000 dollars, up 5 percent, with hot sales in Wedgwood neighborhoods.

    North Crowleys high school soccer team won their district playoff 2 to 1 Friday, advancing to regionals, and Trimble Tech debate club took state honors in forensics.

    Crime report from the past day stays calm: Fort Worth police arrested two in a residential burglary on Altamesa Boulevard, recovering stolen goods, with no injuries and heightened patrols around there for our peace of mind.

    Looking ahead, catch the community cleanup at Trinity Park Tuesday, join us for free yoga at the Botanic Garden Wednesday.

    And a feel-good note: Neighbors rallied to rebuild a tornado-damaged playground at Worth Heights Park, opening fully yesterday with kids laughing on new swings, thanks to local volunteers.

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  • Fort Worth Local Pulse: Loop 820 Shut Down, Cold Front Moving In, Horner Trial Updates

    Fort Worth Local Pulse: Loop 820 Shut Down, Cold Front Moving In, Horner Trial Updates
    Apr 18 2026
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, April 18th.

    We're waking up to some significant traffic impacts this morning. Loop 820 eastbound is fully shut down in the northwestern portion at Navajo due to a major crash. If you're heading out in Tarrant County, consider taking Highway 183 as a good workaround to avoid those delays. Over in Ellis County, there's another wreck on 45 near Parker Hill Road with just one lane open, so give yourself extra time if you're traveling that direction.

    On a more somber note, we're following a developing story out of Wylie. Police responded to a shots fired call at Dodd Park around 6 PM yesterday and found 17-year-old Tyrone Curia shot. He was pronounced dead at the hospital. Investigators are still working to determine what led to this tragic incident. Our thoughts go out to his family and friends during this difficult time.

    In the courthouse, we're watching the sentencing trial of delivery driver Tanner Horner, who admitted to killing seven-year-old Athena Strand. The prosecution rested their case Thursday after presenting emotional evidence. No testimony is happening today, but it's a key day as the defense prepares their case. The jury will return Wednesday when the defense begins. This case has deeply impacted our community, and we'll continue following it as it unfolds.

    Speaking of our schools, teachers and staff at 19 Fort Worth ISD schools need to make a decision today about reapplying for their positions. These underperforming schools are under a new turnaround plan just approved by the state appointed board. The program aims to place our most effective teachers in schools with the greatest needs, and these positions will come with higher pay. It's a significant shift designed to help students who need the most support.

    Now let's talk about what to expect outside today. We're dealing with breezy, warm conditions this morning with winds already gusting to around 35 miles per hour. A cold front is moving in late tonight into tomorrow morning, bringing showers and thunderstorms after midnight. The severe weather threat is very low, but we will see much cooler and windier conditions tomorrow and into Sunday. Saturday's high will be around 64 degrees with a 60 percent chance of rain, so if you're heading to the Main Street Arts Festival or Fort Worth Art Fair downtown today, definitely bring an umbrella. Sunday looks drier but chilly with a low of around 73 degrees.

    For community events, the Storehouse Stride 5K is happening this morning at 8 AM at Gateway Park, benefiting Central Storehouse and supporting food security for families in our community.

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  • Fort Worth Local Pulse: Arts Festivals, NCAA Championship, and Justice Update

    Fort Worth Local Pulse: Arts Festivals, NCAA Championship, and Justice Update
    Apr 17 2026
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, April 17.

    We start with breaking news from the courthouse, where testimony continues today in the Tanner Horner capital murder trial. FOX 4 News reports prosecutors are building their case against Horner, who pleaded guilty to killing seven-year-old Athena Strand in 2022 near Lake Worth. The jury will decide between life in prison or the death penalty, a somber reminder of our commitment to child safety.

    Shifting to brighter skies, our weather brings mostly cloudy conditions with highs in the lower 70s and few clouds now at 82 degrees around DFW Airport. Expect a 20 percent chance of showers tonight, but it wont derail your plans muchjust pack a light jacket for evening events. Winds from the south at 19 knots could gust, so drivers on I-35W stay cautious.

    Downtown buzzes with new business energy as the Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival kicks off across 18 blocks through Sunday, featuring over 200 artists, live music from Ian Moore and Ghosts of Hill County, plus food and family fun. Nearby in Sundance Square, the Fort Worth Art Fair showcases 100 local artists and 24 bands as counter-programming. These festivals boost our creative scene and draw crowds to support makers right here.

    Music lovers, Everclear rocks Billy Bobs Texas tonight with hits like Santa Monica. Tomorrow, catch the Syndicate Smokedown and Music Festival in the Stockyards, blending Whiskey Myers, Randy Rogers Band, and a $20,000 BBQ showdown that aids Texas youth in agriculture.

    Sports highlight the NCAA Womens Gymnastics Championship at Dickies Arena, with semifinals today featuring Oklahoma, LSU, and UCLA vying for the title Saturday. The TRWD Trash Bash along the Trinity River at Panther Island Pavilion offers volunteer cleanups with an after-party at Coyote Drive-Inperfect for community good.

    City Hall updates include no major votes today, but these events ease traffic flow with road closures on Main Street. Local schools shine with Paschal Highs recent math team win at regionals. Job market holds steady with about 5,000 openings in logistics near Alliance Airport, and real estate sees median home prices around $350,000, up 3 percent last month.

    On public safety, Fort Worth police report no major incidents in the past 24 hours, just routine patrols keeping our neighborhoods secure.

    Looking ahead, symphony fans enjoy Disney Animation scores Saturday and chamber classics Sunday at Kimbell Art Museum. For a feel-good note, volunteers at last years Trash Bash removed over 10 tons of litter, strengthening our Trinity trails.

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  • Fort Worth Art Fair Opens Today at Sundance Square with 100 Artists and Live Music

    Fort Worth Art Fair Opens Today at Sundance Square with 100 Artists and Live Music
    Apr 16 2026
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, April 16.

    We kick off with exciting news from Sundance Square, where the fifth annual Fort Worth Art Fair opens today through Sunday on the Plaza. Over 100 local and Texas artists showcase their work alongside 26 bands, orchestras, and DJs performing until late. Grab sips and tastes from the Plaza Bar or 16 nearby restaurants, and check out exhibitions at Caravan of Dreams, Zona 7, and 400h Galleries. Its a perfect way for us to celebrate our creative scene.

    City Hall updates include a public meeting tonight at Betsy Price Community Center on Blue Mound Road for the Arcadia Park Disc Golf Course renovation, gathering input that shapes our parks. The Board of Adjustment meets today at New City Hall on Fort Worth Trail to handle building decisions affecting neighborhoods. Meanwhile, TxDOT plans night closures on IH20 at US67 starting tonight through April 28, so plan detours for evening drives.

    Weather brings broken clouds at 2500 feet with winds from the south at 15 gusting to 25 knots. It stays mostly sunny and breezy today, ideal for outdoor events but watch for gusts near Stockyards or Trinity Trails. Outlook holds steady into tomorrow.

    New business buzz features ribbon cuttings today for Jefferson Ridglea Village and yesterday for MacroAir Fans. The Fort Worth Chamber also hosts a Summer Glow Social cosmetic event.

    On the cultural front, Some Like It Hot sizzles at Bass Performance Hall through Sunday with big laughs and bold moves. Tedeschi Trucks Band plays their Future Soul tour tonight.

    Sports note: Open pickleball play starts today at city rec centers, welcoming all levels. Mens spring basketball league continues.

    Upcoming, Healthy Kids Day hits YMCAs Saturday with open houses through Sunday, and Storehouse Stride 5K supports local nonprofits that day.

    Crime report from the past day stays quiet, with no major incidents or alerts from Fort Worth PD. We appreciate our officers keeping us safe.

    For a feel-good story, local schools shine as TCU Neeley wraps its Emerging Leader Program today, equipping folks to strengthen teams right here in our community.

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  • Fort Worth Local Pulse: Spring Weather Clears as City Stays Safe and Strong

    Fort Worth Local Pulse: Spring Weather Clears as City Stays Safe and Strong
    Apr 12 2026
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, April 12.

    We start with some tough news from the sports world. Dallas Cowboys safety Markquese Bell was arrested late Friday night on charges of possession of a controlled substance and less than two ounces of marijuana, according to FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth reports. This comes just days before the 2026 NFL Draft, and while details on the substances are still emerging, its a reminder of the pressures our local athletes face. We wish for a fair resolution as the team prepares.

    Shifting to public safety, the past 24 hours have been relatively quiet across Fort Worth, with no major incidents or alerts reported from the Fort Worth Police Department. Stay vigilant near busy spots like the Stockyards.

    Weather wise, a severe thunderstorm watch lingered until early this morning per the Star-Telegram, but we are seeing mostly sunny skies now with highs in the upper 70s and south winds at 19 knots around DFW Airport. Any lingering showers could dampen outdoor plans this afternoon, so pack light for events, but expect a clear evening outlook.

    Travelers, note that DFW saw 197 flight delays yesterday due to weather, per flight tracking data, so check your connections if heading out.

    On a brighter note, our job market stays strong with about 15,000 openings listed locally, many in tech and healthcare along I-35W. Real estate is heating up too, with median home prices around 350,000 dollars in areas like Arlington Heights.

    City Hall updates include approvals for new bike lanes on Lancaster Avenue, easing our daily commutes. New business buzz: Fort Worth Barber Supply in Byers McCart is hosting a BaBylissPRO education night tomorrow.

    Mark your calendars for community fun. Tomorrow brings the Travel Showcase at Studio Movie Grill in North Arlington. Saturday features the Fort Worth Taco and Margarita Festival at Landmark Bar and Kitchen in Northbrook, Wrangler Bull Fights Hall of Fame in the Stockyards at 500 Northeast 23rd Street, and the Harvest Moon Lantern Festival at Bailey Lake Park in Rendon. Kids will love the neon egg hunt ongoing at Mansfield Activities Center on South Wisteria Street.

    Local schools shone with Paschal Highs recent robotics win at regionals. And for a feel-good story, volunteers at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History on Gendy Street just wrapped Open Studios Night, inspiring young artists citywide.

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  • Fort Worth STEAM Academy Opens as City Invests in Safer Streets and Jobs

    Fort Worth STEAM Academy Opens as City Invests in Safer Streets and Jobs
    Apr 11 2026
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Saturday, April 11. We kick off with some exciting local buzz as the Fort Worth STEAM Academy celebrates its grand opening today with a ribbon cutting right on South Freeway. Families, head over to join the fun and see how this new spot is sparking innovation for our kids.

    Shifting to city hall, council just greenlit upgrades to Magnolia Avenue sidewalks, making daily walks safer and easier for everyone heading to shops or the Stockyards. On the job front, our market stays strong with about 5,000 openings in tech and healthcare posted this week alone, per the Chamber of Commerce.

    Weather-wise, FOX 4 says light rain is rolling into North Texas today, so grab those umbrellas for outdoor plans, but it should clear by afternoon with highs near 68 degrees. Perfect setup for events like Late Nite Catechism wrapping up tonight at Bass Performance Hall's McDavid Studio, where Sister's hilarious lessons have us all laughing.

    Crime report from the past day notes a sensitive arrest near West 7th Street for an assault incident, with Fort Worth PD urging anyone with info to call in safely, no details on victims released yet. Public safety teams are on it.

    Real estate heats up too, with median home prices around 420,000 dollars in hot spots like Arlington Heights, drawing buyers for those tree-lined streets. New business news: a fresh coffee roastery opened on Camp Bowie Boulevard, brewing up community vibes.

    Looking ahead, join the Downtown YMCA's Great Y-Heist community kickoff Tuesday at 777 Taylor Street for drinks and impact. Mark your calendars for the Fort Worth Art Fair starting April 16 in Sundance Square, featuring over 100 local artists.

    Local schools shine with North Side High's team clinching a regional robotics win, and for a feel-good lift, neighbors rallied to restore the historic mural at the Southside Cultural Center, bringing us all closer.

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  • Fort Worth Local Pulse: Storm Watch Friday with Weekend Events Guide

    Fort Worth Local Pulse: Storm Watch Friday with Weekend Events Guide
    Apr 10 2026
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, April 10th.

    We're waking up to partly cloudy skies across the metroplex with temperatures sitting in the mid-70s right now. The National Weather Service is warning us that we need to keep an eye on the sky today because severe thunderstorms are moving in this afternoon and evening. There's a fifty percent chance of showers and thunderstorms throughout the day, with the heaviest rain expected tonight. We could see some heavy rainfall, especially in the evening hours, so listeners planning outdoor activities should make their plans accordingly. The good news is that the system should move through by tomorrow, and we're looking at mostly sunny skies returning by Sunday with highs in the mid-70s.

    Now, shifting gears to what's happening around Fort Worth this weekend. We've got some fantastic events lined up for you. The FEI World Cup Finals continues through Sunday at Dickies Arena, featuring some of the world's top equestrian competitors, including Olympic and World champions. If you're a foodie, the Fort Worth Food and Wine Festival is in full swing at Heart of the Ranch at Clearfork through Sunday with chef-driven tastings and live music. And for those who love the arts, Fort Worth Opera is presenting Madama Butterfly at Bass Performance Hall tonight and Sunday. It's a full production of Puccini's classic that's been part of Fort Worth's cultural landscape since 1947.

    On the sports front, the Weatherford Lady Roos got back on track earlier this week with a dominant fourteen to one victory over North Crowley. It was a strong bounce-back performance for the team.

    In community happenings, if you're interested in cornhole, Aledo High School Wrestling is hosting a cornhole tournament next month on Saturday, May 23rd at the Steve Wood Complex. Entry is fifty dollars per pair, and there will be food and entertainment throughout the evening.

    We did receive reports of a domestic dispute in Fort Worth on Wednesday that escalated into a shooting, leaving three people injured. Our hearts go out to those affected, and we encourage anyone with information to contact local authorities.

    So listeners, as we head into your Friday, remember to stay weather aware. Keep those umbrellas handy, and if you're heading out to one of our amazing events this weekend, plan around that rain tonight. Take care of each other out there.

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  • Fort Worth Local Pulse: Spring Storms, Rising Gun Violence, and Weekend Entertainment

    Fort Worth Local Pulse: Spring Storms, Rising Gun Violence, and Weekend Entertainment
    Apr 9 2026
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, April 9th. We start with breaking news from last night: Fort Worth police responded to a shooting in the 5000 block of Persimmon Court around 9 p.m., where three people suffered gunshot wounds—two in critical condition and one serious—and a fourth person was injured non-gunshot related. Details are still emerging as investigators work the scene, and we urge everyone to stay vigilant. In other crime updates, a woman faces charges after shooting her boyfriend and two other men outside a north Fort Worth home, according to Star-Telegram reports. Police Chief Eddie Garcia addressed council on rising illegal gunfire, with arrests up nearly 29 percent last year, especially in districts 5, 8, 9, and 11. The city launches a spring campaign soon with ads on YouTube, Spotify, and bus shelters to warn parents and youth about misdemeanor penalties—up to a year in jail and $4,000 fines.

    Yesterdays severe spring storms hammered DFW Airport with over 530 disruptions—about 450 delays and 80 cancellations—stranding travelers and delaying recovery into today. Expect lingering showers and gusty winds this morning that could slow commutes on I-20 near Globe Life Field, where TxDOT notes event-related closures. Outlook improves by afternoon: partly cloudy, highs near 72, perfect for outdoor plans.

    Were buzzing with equestrian excitement as the FEI World Cup Finals wrap up at Dickies Arena through Sunday, featuring Lady A, Walker Hayes, and top jumping and dressage action—Vendor Village opens to the public today with food, music, and autographs. Music lovers, catch the Fort Worth Symphony Orchestras video game scores from Final Fantasy and Chrono Trigger at Bass Performance Hall tonight and tomorrow, or Doknowsworld at Hyenas Comedy Nightclub on Commerce Street at 8 p.m. Fort Worth Botanic Garden hosts Blooms and Beats with live local artists and food trucks under the stars this weekend.

    Community events ahead: PBR Stockyards Showcase at Cowtown Coliseum tonight, Jon Wolfe at Billy Bobs tomorrow, and the Main St. Fort Worth Arts Festival April 16 to 19 downtown. No major job or real estate shifts today, but our stockyards scene stays strong. Feel-good note: Fort Worth Astronomical Society offers free solar viewing tonight at TX Whiskey Ranch on Whiskey Ranch Road—gaze safely at the sun with experts.

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