Sarah Bahari
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Thousands take to Dallas streets to stand up for immigrants
Dallas’ Mega March drew an estimated 3,200 protesters, who walked from the Cathedral Shrine of the Virgin of Guadalupe across downtown to City Hall Plaza, where a band performed ‘The Star-Spangled Banner.’ → Read More
Gilmore Girls’ mania hits Luke’s Diner at Fort Worth coffee shop
Gilmore Girls followed the lives of Lorelai Gilmore, a single mother; and her daughter, Rory, in a quirky fictional town in Connecticut, Stars Hollow. The show is being revived on Netflix this fall. → Read More
‘UP’ movie inspires colorful paint job of ‘happy house’
To celebrate the healing of family members who had been ill, the Dillmanns decided to paint their old Fort Worth home with bright pastels, a near copy of the house in the 2009 Pixar movie UP. “It makes everybody happy, and that’s the whole point,” Doug Dillman said. → Read More
‘I’m not afraid’: For her 92nd birthday, great-grandmother leaps from a plane
Phyllis Guthrie said she loved her tandem jump so much, she’d do it again, but not before her bingo game. → Read More
A toddler’s tragic death, a family’s promise to ‘never forget her’
Sammie Volmert, 17 months old, died of hyperthermia after the upstairs heater malfunctioned in her home on the border of Tarrant and Parker counties in Texas. Temperature in the nursery exceeded 100 degrees. → Read More
Chef with Down syndrome opens food truck in Fort Worth
Austin Underwood has a great Underdawgs story to tell. → Read More
‘There will never be another Prince’
In the 1990s, Calvin Brown cruised the streets of Fort Worth in a purple jeep emblazoned with the symbol for Prince. → Read More
Del Frisco’s puts on a feast for Stock Show’s top steer winners
Greg Kalina scans the dining room of Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Steak House. → Read More
Texas Wesleyan unveils new campus power plant
Brian Franks swung open the heavy steel doors and gestured to a large hunter-green contraption. → Read More
Rabbit-raising helps city slickers find a place at Fort Worth Stock Show
Tammy Wheat held her black Mini Rex rabbit close to her chest. → Read More
‘Steel My Heart’ wins first at competition for wild mustangs
Steel My Heart grew up on the open ranges of Utah, untouched by humans until just months ago. → Read More
Banned for some, Confederate flags still fly at Stock Show parade
Born and bred in Fort Worth, Jack Zaetler grew up attending the All Western Parade as a boy. → Read More
Granbury student wins Stock Show art contest
Daniela Cortes found inspiration for an art project in an unlikely place: her mother’s closet. → Read More
Christmas cards — the ones you get in the mail — are still popular
Brian Jolin can still recall the one year he sent out an online Christmas card. The Fort Worth father learned his lesson. → Read More
Mother overcomes rare autoimmune disease, graduates college at 49
On graduation day, Darla Ray wept. → Read More
Fort Worth mother overcomes challenges, graduates from UNT
On graduation day, Darla Ray wept. → Read More
Blue Zones project off and running in Fort Worth
Every morning, Cynthia Lee laces her tennis shoes and meets neighbors for a 40-minute stroll through their Morningside neighborhood. → Read More
Fort Worth church helps those in need give thanks
On a recent wind-whipped morning, Eddie Moore bundled up in a sweatshirt and stocking cap and waited outside True Love Church. → Read More
Parade of Lights kicks off holiday season in Fort Worth
Bundled in a winter coat, Amy Patch clutched a thermos of hot chocolate Sunday as she waited for the XTO Energy Parade of Lights to begin. → Read More
H-E-B program gets special-needs students ready for life after school
A black walkie-talkie tucked into his bluejeans, Jacob Jarosinski scanned the neat rows of plants and flowers at Marshall Grain Co. → Read More