Cowtown Tanning Now Open at 2613 Wiesenberger Street, Suite 164, Fort Worth 76109

Inside the Mayfield Baptist Church in Stop Six Texas retired officer Lieutenant Alton Wilkerson was laid to rest and honored by his fellow officers including Fort Worth Police Chief Ed Kraus and a host of family and friends.

Bucket List Guidebook for DFW Highlights Fun at Hidden Gem Toy Museum

Gallery Set to Grow During Upcoming Third Annual Graffiti Art Festival on Saturday, March 14 from 11 am to 3 pm

Snap and Share Art Walk Sponsored by Salon and Spa Galleria

Third Annual Graffiti Art Festival Features Art Contest, Arts and Crafts Vendors, Food Trucks, Snap and Share Art Walk and Dog Park

North Fort Worth Music Lesson Studio Temporarily Moves Lessons Online in Response to Coronavirus

Conde to Paint Mural Inspired by the Creative Journey

Trio of Nationally Noted Spray Can Artists Will Vie for Cash Prize in Live Painting Event on Saturday March 14, 2020 from 11 am to 3 pm in Fort Worth Design District

Muralist Invites George Strait Fans to Visit Fort Worth Design District to See Tribute to King of Country Music

Master Esthetician Adriana Daniel of Adriana's Professional Body Sugaring Finds Home in Art-Filled North Fort Worth Design District

Variety of Creative Business Owners Locate in the Design District

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Salon and Spa Galleria Alliance Offers Beauty Professionals Chance to Become Owner Operators

Salon & Spa Galleria Has Paused Rents for All 275 of Its Beauty Pros and is Offering an Additional Free Week of Rent for Each Week Salons Remain Closed

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A white police officer fired through the window of a black woman's home early Saturday and killed her after responding to a call that a neighbor placed about an open front door, authorities in Fort Worth, Texas, say. Around 2:25 a.m., officers responded to an "open structure call" made by a neighbor to the police department's nonemergency number. Inside the home, Atatiana Jefferson, 28, and her 8-year-old nephew were playing video games. Body camera footage released by the police shows the officer outside the home, looking into Jefferson's bedroom window and shouting, "Put your hands up! Show me your hands!" before firing a single bullet that killed Jefferson. Kyev Tatum, a pastor and community activist who was on the scene shortly after the shooting, told NPR that the neighbor who called the police was worried about the welfare of Jefferson. He said Jefferson may have had her front door open for a reason. "This was probably one of the first days that we had cool weather in Fort Worth.

Like a lot of young women her age, 28-year-old Atatiana Jefferson had a date Friday night — but unlike many of her peers, Jefferson's date was with her 8-year-old nephew. They were enjoying a heated video game that went into the early hours of Saturday when police arrived at the house Jefferson shared with her mother. Officers were responding to a nonemergency call from James Smith, a neighbor who knew Jefferson's mother was not well. (Jefferson, a pre-med graduate of Xavier University, had moved home to care for her ailing parent, who was in the hospital recovering from unspecified injuries.) Smith was worried when he saw doors to the Jefferson home wide open late at night. Despite the nonemergency nature of the call, two police officers crept up to the house unannounced, their flashlights sweeping the yard. Then one spotted Jefferson peering out of a window. In body camera footage released by the Fort Worth Police Department, an officer can be heard shouting, " Put your hands up!

Updated at 8:11 p.m. ET The interim chief of the Fort Worth Police Department apologized on Tuesday to the family of Atatiana Jefferson in the aftermath of her fatal shooting by a police officer while she was in her home. "This incident has eroded the trust that we have built with our community and we must now work even harder to ensure that trust is restored," said Interim Police Chief Ed Kraus. Aaron Dean, the officer who shot Jefferson, resigned from the department and has been charged with murder . Kraus said that there is "absolutely no excuse" for the incident and that Dean will be held responsible for his actions. He asked the Fort Worth community to not allow the incident to reflect poorly on the entire police department. "The officers are hurting," he said. "They try hard every day to try to make this city better." Jefferson's family is calling for an independent investigation so that the Fort Worth Police Department is not investigating itself. The mayor told NPR she

Howdy from Texas...Fri 24th Sept Managed to find the train station from the greyhound station in downtown dallas got the train to Irving a suburb where the hostel was a woman and her daughter gave us a free lift from the train station to the hostel

Hear about travel to Fort Worth, Texas as the Amateur Traveler  talks again to Jason Hull about Fort Worth Texas the "City of Cowboys and Culture". Sometimes over shadowed by it's neighbor Dallas Jason shows us why Fort Worth is worth a visit.

Marcus Choice Williams, 36, of Fort Worth, Texas, was sentenced this morning by U.S. District Judge David C. Godbey to 30 years in prison followed by 30 years of supervised release for various felony offenses related to a conspiracy to traffic women for prostitution.

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