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The Fort Worth Star-Telegram is a daily newspaper published by McClatchy, serving North Texas since 1906. Its reporters cover Tarrant County government, transportation, education and the region’s logistics and aerospace economy. The paper combines quick, reliable breaking news with in-depth development, affordability and public safety features. Star-Telegram journalism has earned national recognition, including a Pulitzer Prize for Public Service for its reporting on helicopter safety. Each issue highlights small-business trends, high school sports and arts that define Fort Worth’s identity. Service journalism helps residents navigate property taxes, infrastructure projects and extreme weather. Readers appreciate the paper’s maps, FAQs and step-by-step guides that translate policy into everyday impact. Editorials argue from evidence and welcome thoughtful counterpoints, and the tone is confident and practical, with concise writing and careful sourcing. As part of McClatchy’s Texas network, the Star-Telegram shares reporting when a story crosses county lines and stays rooted in Fort Worth when local context is most important.
The Lighthouse for the Blind of Fort Worth has for decades been a haven for the blind and visually impaired, serving upwards of 3,000 clients annually in recent years. But now, several people associated with the nonprofit organization say...
Northern Texas U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould announced charges Tuesday against seven non-citizens accused of unlawfully voting in federal elections or falsely claiming U.S. citizenship. Six of the accused individuals voted or were...
Fort Worth is raising its property tax rate and the City Council has approved its budget for 2027. The move to increase the property tax rate comes after certified property values from Tarrant Appraisal District were significantly lower...
A new development with 97 townhomes that will be available for rent is taking shape along Hurst’s Highway 10 corridor. The Republic Property Group plans to start construction in December on the Hurst 500 Townhomes development, named for...
