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A Fort Worth firefighter made history alongside her grandfather's crew when they climbed 22 stories to rescue a crane operator having a medical emergency. The team's daring high-angle rescue shows how today's first responders train for challenges far beyond fighting fires.
When a crane operator suffered a medical emergency 220 feet in the air, Fort Worth's elite rescue team pulled off a dramatic two-hour mission to bring him down safely. Every firefighter went home without injury after saving a life.
When a construction worker suffered a medical emergency inside a crane booth 20 stories above Fort Worth, a specialized rescue team had to bring him down safely. The dramatic rescue shows how modern firefighters train for far more than fighting fires.
When a construction worker fell ill inside a crane booth 20 stories above Fort Worth, specialized firefighters executed a daring high-angle rescue to bring him safely down. The successful operation showcased the diverse, life-saving skills today's first responders need beyond fighting fires.
Cloud Covered Streets provides mobile showers, haircuts, and dignity to people experiencing homelessness in Fort Worth. The organization urgently needs volunteer hairstylists, barbers, and compassionate people as Texas temperatures rise.
A Fort Worth officer with 30 years of Marine service pushed through a serious injury to protect a civilian during a dangerous situation. Edward Zapata's training and instinct to serve kicked in when it mattered most.
Fort Worth voters are considering a $10 million housing bond that could generate $2.1 million annually in tax revenue while solving a critical workforce problem. Economist Ray Perryman says affordable housing has become essential for keeping workers and fueling economic growth.
The University of Oklahoma Sooners just claimed their second consecutive NCAA women's gymnastics championship with a stunning performance in Fort Worth. The team's victory marks their eighth national title in program history.
After growing up watching World Cup Finals on worn-out VHS tapes, American equestrian Kent Farrington finally claimed his first individual title in front of a roaring home crowd in Texas. The 45-year-old world number two led the competition from start to finish with two exceptional mares across three intense days.
American showjumper Kent Farrington claimed victory at the 2026 FEI Longines Jumping World Cup Final in Fort Worth, thrilling the home crowd with a flawless final round on his horse Greya. The championship came down to the final seconds as Farrington delivered under immense pressure.
American equestrian Kent Farrington achieved a childhood dream by winning his first World Cup title in his hometown state. The victory came after watching countless VHS tapes of the competition as a kid without access to high-level shows.
British rider Becky Moody and her home-bred horse Jagerbomb earned a standing ovation and a personal best score at their first World Cup Final, claiming victory in Fort Worth with a Beatles-themed performance that brought the Texas crowd to its feet.
British rider Becky Moody made equestrian history in Fort Worth, capturing her first World Cup title aboard Jagerbomb, a horse she bred herself. The pair triumphed as the final competitors in a field of 16 combinations at the 2026 championship.
American equestrian Kent Farrington has taken commanding control of the World Cup Finals in Fort Worth, winning both opening rounds with two different horses. He heads into Sunday's championship with a perfect score and a partnership that's hitting its stride at exactly the right moment.
American equestrian Kent Farrington dominated the second round of show jumping's biggest championship, putting himself in pole position to win his first World Cup title. The veteran rider and his remarkable mare Greya are making it look easy in Fort Worth.
British rider Becky Moody scored 76.76% in her first World Cup Final appearance, competing on Jagerbomb, a horse she bred herself 12 years ago. The emotional win in Fort Worth, Texas sets her up to compete for the championship title this Saturday.
American showjumper Kent Farrington took first place in the opening round of the FEI Jumping World Cup Finals on home turf in Fort Worth, Texas. The crowd favorite and his 12-year-old mare Toulayna delivered a flawless performance that thrilled the hometown fans.
University of Texas at Arlington is mobilizing 400 volunteers to beautify Dallas-Fort Worth ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, when 3.8 million visitors will descend on the region. Students will tackle projects from trail restoration to food bank support across 16 locations this April.
Cook Children's Hospital in Fort Worth brings together NICU graduates and their medical teams each year to celebrate how far tiny patients have come. For the Randolph family, whose son spent 110 days in intensive care, it's a chance to show the nurses who taught them to parent their fragile newborn the thriving child he's become.
When Alekzander Dzivak arrived to deliver a meal in Fort Worth, he heard a desperate voice through a doorbell camera. His quick thinking saved an elderly woman's life.
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