Museum officials hope to have the grand opening in 2026, when Opal Lee, the grandmother of Juneteenth​, turns 100 years old.
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Fort Worth Standoff: Suspect barricades himself after Lake Worth police chase, throws fireworks at officersA standoff is underway in Lake Worth after police say a man fired at officers during a traffic stop and police chase and then barricaded himself in a Fort Worth home. At one point, SKY 4 video appears ...
FORT WORTH — A semi-truck on its side has northbound lanes of I-35E closed in Fort Worth, the Texas Department of ...
In a unanimous vote Tuesday evening, Fort Worth City Council approved the transformational rezoning of the former 150-acre ...
Planning a visit to the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex ... Visit this swanky bar any night of the week and you’ll find some of the city’s most elite players chatting over Pecan Old Fashioneds ...
The temperature drop did not keep people away for the closing night of Jambaloo at Dallas' outdoor venue Ferris Wheelers.
The Fort Worth City Council voted to demolish the Southside Community Center to build the National Juneteenth Museum.
Fort Worth City Council approves a city-owned site for the National Juneteenth Museum in the Historic Southside.
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