COVID-19 forecast: Hospitalizations could be stabilizing in most age groups, most counties

While still high, COVID-19 hospitalizations could be stabilizing in most North Texas counties, according to the latest pandemic forecast. The latest UT Southwestern modeling continues to project increases in the number of pediatric cases.

Effort to rename highway for Atatiana Jefferson hits roadblock

The city is now discussing how to move forward on the matter after the road name change in Atatiana Jefferson's honor was formally signed off on just weeks ago.

Fort Worth ISD mask mandate halted by appeals court

A mask mandate was in place Monday morning when students showed up for school. But around lunchtime, it was reversed after the district was ordered to abandon the requirement by a court.

Fort Worth private school hosts school from New York on eve of 9/11

All Saints Episcopal School hosted a team from just outside New York City. They honored first responders and the troops who died in Afghanistan last month. The visiting team's coach had his own special honor for an alum who died on 9/11.

North Texans remember and teach the history of 9/11 terror attacks 20 years later

Several events across North Texas will mark 20 years since the Sept. 11 attacks. While they may bring up painful memories for those old enough to remember exactly what they were doing when the World Trade Center's twin towers fell, the memorials are serving as important history lessons for the younger generation.

Tarrant County continues to lead North Texas in COVID-19 hospitalizations

Tarrant County has seen nearly 6,700 new COVID-19 cases in a four-day span.  That’s more than the months of May and June combined. The county is also reporting the highest daily number of hospitalizations in North Texas.

Multi-faith coalition holds day of service ahead of 9/11 anniversary

The Islamic Association of Fort Worth, Northwood Church and Temple Shalom are gathering care packages for refugees sheltering in the U.S.

Prestigious Star of Texas award given to several North Texas injured and fallen officers

The prestigious Star of Texas award is given to first responders who have been killed or were seriously injured while on duty. Several North Texans were honored this year including a Grapevine police officer who is now back on the job after being seriously injured.

20-year-old Arlington hospital worker dies after battling COVID-19

An Arlington woman who was just 20 years old died this week because of COVID-19. Her family said she was a little overweight but otherwise healthy until she caught the virus.

Fort Worth ISD implementing mask mandate starting Monday

Starting Monday, masks will be required in Fort Worth ISD classrooms and buildings for all students, teachers, staff, and visitors.

American Airlines pilots’ union to picket at major airports

American Airlines pilots are protesting what they call mismanagement of the ramp-up in flight schedules. They say they are overworked, tired and fed up with the lack of accommodations they've dealt with to keep up with travel demand.

Fugitive wanted for murder arrested at drunk driving crash scene in Arlington

A 62-year-old man on his way to work was killed in Arlington Tuesday morning by a suspected drunk driver. The driver is expected to be charged with intoxication manslaughter. During the arrest, police came upon another surprise. The driver's passenger was a fugitive out of East Texas charged with murder.

American Airlines ends COVID leave for unvaccinated workers

American Airlines will no longer offer paid pandemic time off for employees who get sick but are not vaccinated against COVID-19

Tarrant County revisiting cash incentives to boost COVID-19 vaccination rates

A plan that appears to be working in Harris County is something Tarrant County will give a serious look at. Meantime, there’s a message for parents in hopes of getting more kids vaccinated.

Adult COVID-19 hospitalizations in Dallas County expected to drop soon thanks to masks, vaccines

Area hospitals are still overwhelmed with COVID-19 patients but the latest data models suggest the surge in Dallas County could be close to reaching its peak. It's a different story for children and in Tarrant County.