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Fort Worth Local Pulse

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 Fort Worth Local Pulse is your go-to podcast for discovering the vibrant culture, local businesses, and hidden gems of Fort Worth, Texas. Each episode features engaging interviews with community leaders, artists, entrepreneurs, and residents, offering unique insights and stories that capture the heart of the city. Tune in to stay updated on Fort Worth news, events, and everything that makes this Texan city a dynamic place to live and visit.

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  • Fort Worth Forecast, Bowl Games, and H-E-B Hiring Spree - Local Pulse for December 26

    Fort Worth Forecast, Bowl Games, and H-E-B Hiring Spree - Local Pulse for December 26
    2025/12/26
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, December 26. We kick off with the weather shaping our day. Unseasonably warm temps in the low 80s continue today, perfect for outdoor errands around Sundance Square, but a cold front heads in this weekend, so bundle up by Sunday. No major disruptions, though it means lighter coats for events ahead.

    Sports fans, we have bowl season buzzing close to home. TCU Horned Frogs face number 16 USC in the Alamo Bowl tomorrow night in San Antonio, building on their gritty home wins at Amon G. Carter Stadium. Mark your calendars for January 2, when Texas State battles Rice right here in the Armed Forces Bowl at Amon G. Carter, bringing that electric game day vibe to Fort Worth.

    On the job front, H-E-B gears up for big hires in our area. They plan to add about 700 positions at their new McKinney store opening this summer off Custer Road, with starting pay around 15 bucks an hour, plus solid benefits. Closer in, their Alliance location at Heritage Trace Parkway and North Riverside Drive breaks ground soon, and Mansfield gets one at U.S. 287 and Broad. Great news if youre job hunting.

    New business moves keep our economy humming. Boot Barn opens soon in the old Toys R Us spot along Interstate 30 on Fort Worths west side, stocking western wear for ranchers and riders alike. And Payroll Vault just launched a franchise in downtown Dallas, signaling more growth spilling into our metro.

    City Hall stays quiet post-holidays, but watch for updates on daily life tweaks like traffic calming near Bear Creek Park. The Keller Farmers Market nearby celebrates its 15-year mark with fresh produce and artisan goods Saturdays, a community staple we love.

    Schools shine too, with local teams eyeing playoffs after strong seasons. For a feel-good lift, Fort Worth firefighters at Station 14 gathered families yesterday for Christmas cheer, sharing meals amid holiday shifts, reminding us of their steady dedication.

    Crime stays low key in the past day, no major incidents or alerts from Fort Worth PD, keeping our neighborhoods safe as we head into the new year.

    Looking ahead, catch the Keller market this weekend and gear up for those bowl watch parties. Thanks for tuning in, listeners, and dont forget to subscribe for daily updates. This has been Fort Worth Local Pulse. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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  • Fort Worth Local Pulse: Holiday Giving, Job Openings, and Real Estate Update

    Fort Worth Local Pulse: Holiday Giving, Job Openings, and Real Estate Update
    2025/12/25
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, December twenty fifth, and we are glad to be with our listeners.

    We start with public safety. Fort Worth police arrest a suspect in a mid December capital murder on Wildwood Circle in southwest Fort Worth. Fox 4 reports officers take thirty year old Kareem Hardin into custody in connection with the shooting death of twenty four year old Lawrence Homan outside an apartment complex there. Police say it appears to be an isolated incident, and they still look for a second suspect.

    In a separate case, Fort Worth police say a person reported missing in early December is found in a shallow grave in a wooded area of Denton County on the Fort Worth side. According to CBS Texas, detectives arrest twenty three year old Alexander James Nicholas on a homicide charge and say more arrests could follow. We keep the family in our thoughts this morning.

    From City Hall, we keep an eye on the job board at fortworthtexas.gov. The city is currently listing around a hundred openings, including an administrative services coordinator role in Financial Management Services, with applications open into early January. Those city jobs mean more stable paychecks and benefits for our neighborhoods.

    Across the broader job market, Indeed lists more than one hundred twenty thousand openings in the 76137 area alone, from warehouse work along North Beach Street to healthcare and office roles near Loop 820. There are also about forty part time stocker positions across big box stores and groceries, and Wells Fargo is hiring a part time bilingual teller down on East Alta Mesa Boulevard in south Fort Worth.

    In real estate, local brokers say 2025 closes out with Dallas Fort Worth home prices roughly flat compared with last year, but inventory up by about a third. One Fort Worth focused group, Momentus Real Estate, notes that buyers now often see three or four options in a school zone instead of just one, which gives families a bit more breathing room in neighborhoods from TCU and Bluebonnet Circle out to Keller and Alliance.

    Weather wise, we are mild and dry today across Tarrant County. Temperatures sit in the upper 40s this morning and climb into the low 60s by afternoon with light north winds. Skies stay mostly sunny, which is good news for anyone traveling on I 35W, I 30, or heading through the Mixmaster downtown. Tonight we cool back into the 40s, and we hold this quiet, cool pattern into the weekend.

    On the culture front, our holiday calendar is still busy. CultureMap Fort Worth highlights Christmas in the Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, with a giant illuminated Texas flag and more than a thousand dancing bluebonnet lights, running on University Drive through early January. Up in the Stockyards, the Rodeo Rink keeps ice skating going under the covered pavilion near Exchange Avenue, with Cowboy Santa still making appearances. And CBS Texas is replaying this years GM Financial Parade of Lights, which lit up downtown along Houston and Commerce streets.

    Looking ahead, the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce lists holiday gift wrapping at West plus Stone, and continuing performances of The Nutcracker, plus local coffee and networking events at Riverside Coworking off Belknap Street for folks wanting to plug into the small business scene.

    In sports, New Years Eve brings country artist Parker McCollum to Dickies Arena for a big concert that doubles as a lead in to more TCU hoops and upcoming rodeo season at Will Rogers. High school teams across Fort Worth ISD and surrounding districts now shift from football to district play in basketball and soccer, with several programs reporting strong preseason tournament finishes.

    For our feel good story today, volunteers across the city spend this week serving meals and handing out coats from east Fort Worth churches along Rosedale to community centers on Lancaster and Northside Drive. Local nonprofits report hundreds of families receiving toys and warm clothing thanks to neighbors stepping up.

    We thank our listeners for tuning in and remind you to subscribe so you never miss a daily check in on our city. This has been Fort Worth Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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  • Apartment Fire Displaces Residents, Seasonable Weekend Weather, and Holiday Events in Fort Worth

    Apartment Fire Displaces Residents, Seasonable Weekend Weather, and Holiday Events in Fort Worth
    2025/12/21
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, December twenty first.

    We start on the South Side, where Fort Worth fire crews move quickly overnight to knock down an apartment fire near Hallmark and Afton Road. CBS Texas reports about a dozen residents are displaced, but we are grateful to say no injuries are reported and the cause is still under investigation. Crews have the flames under control in about twenty minutes, and neighbors are already stepping up with clothing and gift card donations.

    As we head into the day, we are looking at a cool, cloudy December Sunday in Fort Worth, with a chance of light showers that could make roads damp around I 30 and I 35. Temperatures stay in the 50s and low 60s, so we may want a jacket for church, shopping, and evening events. The short term outlook keeps us seasonable and dry into the early part of the workweek.

    From City Hall, we continue to see a push on infrastructure and growth management, especially around the Near Southside and along West Seventh. The council is prioritizing road repairs and signal timing on busy corridors like Camp Bowie and Lancaster, and staff are reminding us that several lane closures may slow our commute tomorrow morning.

    In the job market, local staffing agencies report that Fort Worth adds a few hundred seasonal and logistics jobs this month, with warehouse hiring strong along Everman Parkway and in Alliance near I 35. Healthcare and education remain steady employers, with big campuses like JPS and TCU listing dozens of openings.

    On real estate, the Greater Fort Worth Association of Realtors says local Realtors are leaning hard into advocacy on housing affordability and property tax policy, trying to keep homeownership within reach as prices around popular neighborhoods like Tanglewood and the Cultural District stay elevated but stable. Inventory sits in the range of just a couple of months of supply, which keeps competition healthy but not overheated.

    Culturally, we have a big night at Dickies Arena, where Pentatonix brings their Christmas in the City tour to Fort Worth this evening at seven, with another show tomorrow. Dickies Arena notes that one dollar from every ticket sold for the Fort Worth shows goes to Direct Relief to help Texans affected by recent flooding. Downtown, Downtown Fort Worth Inc is hosting an outdoor screening of Its a Wonderful Life at the Rooftop Cinema Club on top of a downtown garage, adding to the holiday feel around Sundance Square and Main Street.

    Sports wise, Fort Worth just hosted the NAIA football national championship at our own Fort Worth venue, where Grand View University finishes a perfect season with a hard fought win, bringing college football energy and visitor dollars into our hotels and restaurants around the Stockyards and downtown.

    In local schools, coaches around Tarrant County are closing out winter tournaments, with several Fort Worth ISD basketball teams picking up early season wins that build momentum heading into district play after the holidays.

    On the crime front, Fort Worth police and the Tarrant County criminal docket show a typical weekend mix of arrests, with officers focusing on DWI enforcement along West Seventh, University Drive, and around downtown. Police continue to stress that we plan ahead for rides if we are enjoying holiday parties. So far, no major violent incidents are reported overnight beyond routine calls, and investigators are still working active cases from earlier in the week.

    For a feel good note, volunteers gather along the Trinity Trails near Panther Island Pavilion yesterday for a holiday cleanup, collecting bags of trash and decorating a few trees with donated ornaments, a small reminder of how much pride our community takes in our riverfront.

    We thank you for tuning in today, and we hope you subscribe so we can keep sharing what matters most in our city. This has been Fort Worth Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates. This has been a quiet please production, for more check out quiet please dot ai.

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