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"Severe Weather Impacts Commute, Parade Rescheduled, and TCU Women's Basketball Triumphs"

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 Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Monday, November 24, 2025. We’re waking up to another round of severe weather this morning, with heavy rain, isolated flooding, and the chance of hail and damaging wind in our area. Texas Storm Chasers warn us to plan for a messy commute, especially along I-35 and around downtown as storms move through through the morning. We can count on drier and cooler weather arriving late tonight, and the rest of Thanksgiving week looks smooth and pleasant.

Turning to breaking news, the Fort Worth Police have filed manslaughter charges overnight after a tragic collision along the TRE train tracks took the life of a five-year-old child. That happened near the intersection of North Lancaster Avenue and East Vickery late last night. Officers urge extra caution in rainy conditions, especially with more wet roads expected today. In another case, authorities report arresting a repeat bank robbery suspect who allegedly tried to target the same branch near Sundance Square. The Tarrant County criminal docket shows the suspect faces new charges this morning. There are otherwise no major public safety incidents or ongoing alerts impacting our neighborhoods as of this hour.

Weather has also caused a major shift in our holiday plans. The beloved GM Financial Parade of Lights, originally set for last night, is rescheduled for Sunday, November thirtieth. So, if you had your spot staked out on Main Street, you get another week to plan out your best viewing party. Meanwhile, city hall is busy preparing for the holiday season, but no key votes or new policies on immediate daily concerns were decided last Friday. Property taxes are expected to remain stable into the new year, with the next council session scheduled for December.

On the real estate front, the Fort Worth housing market holds steady. Median home values hover around three hundred seventy thousand dollars with modest price increases as winter nears. Rental units, especially near TCU and the hospital district, remain in high demand. The local job market shows positive trends, with almost eleven hundred new positions posted across logistics, healthcare, and energy just this past week.

School pride is running high as Paschal High celebrates its regional marching band win. In sports, the TCU women’s basketball team earned their third straight win last night, outscoring Southern Methodist, and setting the stage for a heated rivalry game later this week.

In local music, fans enjoyed a special event at Tulips FTW last night, featuring several up-and-coming Fort Worth artists. The Kimbell Art Museum continues its exhibition on Texas Impressionism, and the city’s Shop Local push encourages us all to discover new businesses on Magnolia and South Main.

Before we go, a feel-good note. Over the weekend, former NBA players hosted a turkey giveaway at Forest Hill Community Center, making Thanksgiving a little brighter for hundreds of Fort Worth families.

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