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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 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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  • Bustling Main Street Fest, City Debates, and Community Cleanups - Your Local Pulse for April 11, 2025

    Bustling Main Street Fest, City Debates, and Community Cleanups - Your Local Pulse for April 11, 2025
    2025/04/11
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, April 11, 2025.

    Downtown is buzzing today as the 38th Annual Main Street Fort Worth Arts Festival kicks off. This beloved event runs through Sunday, drawing hundreds of thousands of visitors to enjoy live music, stunning art displays, and delicious food. It’s the perfect way to spend the weekend, with sunny skies and temperatures reaching into the low 80s today, climbing to the 90s by Sunday. Be sure to head down early as parking can fill up quickly.

    In city news, last night’s Fort Worth City Council debate turned heated. The District 8 candidates, Peyton Jackson and Chris Nettles, had a tense exchange over community safety and housing development priorities. With elections less than a month away, these debates provide critical insight into our city’s future direction. The council also recently announced plans to allocate additional funding for public parks, promising upgrades to facilities across the city by next summer.

    The local job market is seeing some positive momentum. Several employers, including a new logistics center near Alliance Airport, are hiring. They are seeking roles ranging from warehouse workers to managerial positions, with starting wages around $18 an hour for entry-level jobs. Meanwhile, in real estate, demand remains steady, with median home prices in the area holding around $360,000, a slight dip compared to earlier this spring. New housing developments have also been approved, including some affordable options in nearby suburbs.

    Turning to schools, congratulations are in order for Paschal High’s debate team, which secured a regional championship this week. Their victory brings pride to not just their school, but our entire community. In sports, the North Crowley Panthers basketball team advanced to the state semi-finals after an impressive win last night. Their strong season continues to inspire.

    On the cultural front, besides the Main Street Festival, don’t miss the Lake Bridgeport Trash Bash tomorrow morning. Participants will help clean up the lake while enjoying a fun community gathering afterward. Volunteers can still join in person at the event. Over on Highway 380, the Greater Runaway Bay Alliance is hosting a cleanup effort as well, offering service hours and prizes for participants.

    Sadly, a crime alert from earlier today: police are investigating an armed robbery at a convenience store on East Lancaster Avenue. No injuries were reported, but authorities are urging anyone with information to contact the Fort Worth Police Department. Public safety remains a priority, and additional patrols are being deployed in the area.

    As we close, here’s a feel-good story: a Fort Worth non-profit helped a local family secure housing after losing everything in a recent fire. Thanks to community donations, the family now has a place to call home.

    This has been Fort Worth Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Stay safe and enjoy the beautiful weekend ahead!
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  • A Mother's Tragedy, Spring Storms, and Hometown Harmony: Your Fort Worth Local Pulse

    A Mother's Tragedy, Spring Storms, and Hometown Harmony: Your Fort Worth Local Pulse
    2025/04/11
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Friday, April 11, 2025.

    We begin with breaking news this morning as Fort Worth police investigate a tragic incident. Officials have ruled the death of a one-year-old child as a homicide, revealing that the child’s mother intentionally drove into the Trinity River. Our thoughts are with the families affected by this heartbreaking event.

    In weather, we’re starting the day with clear skies, but keep an umbrella handy as storms are expected to roll into the area later this evening. Highs will reach the mid-70s with cooler temperatures overnight. Plan accordingly if you’re heading out to enjoy any of Fort Worth’s fantastic events today.

    Speaking of events, Sundance Square Plaza in downtown Fort Worth will host live music tonight from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Take this opportunity to relax under the beautiful Texas sky and enjoy the vibrant arts scene. Over at the Stockyards, country music fans can look forward to Chris Young performing at Billy Bob’s Texas starting at 10 p.m., while Filthy McNasty’s Saloon offers another night of live entertainment and dancing.

    In community news, Fort Worth Country Day School athletes are making big moves in spring sports. Their dedication and teamwork continue to inspire. Meanwhile, nominations are open for Texas high school athletes of the week. Let’s spotlight our local talent and show some love to these young achievers.

    On the business front, Fort Worth’s food scene is thriving, with several exciting restaurant openings. Cafecito is expanding to a new location with its signature breakfast tacos and pink tortillas, and the highly anticipated Dutchess restaurant will open this spring, featuring Texas-inspired dishes. These developments are sure to spice up our culinary landscape.

    For job seekers, the real estate sector remains active, with opportunities linked to these new openings. Additionally, the city’s unemployment rate recently dipped slightly, signaling continued economic health. If you’re on the hunt for a new opportunity, it’s worth checking out these growing industries.

    Turning to public safety, a tragic traffic accident last Saturday claimed three lives near downtown. Police are urging drivers to stay vigilant, particularly as wet weather returns this weekend. On a positive note, Tarrant County officials have launched outreach programs to enhance traffic safety and reduce future incidents.

    Looking ahead, tomorrow, the Stockyards will host the Syndicate Smokedown & Music Festival, where you can enjoy great food and live performances. For families, the Fort Worth Zoo remains a perfect choice for weekend fun as spring blooms across the region.

    And before we wrap up, let’s celebrate a feel-good story. At Fort Worth’s North Side High School, mariachi music fills the stands during baseball games, blending culture and sport in a way that embodies the city’s rich heritage. It’s a reminder of how our community comes together in beautiful and unique ways.

    This has been Fort Worth Local Pulse. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Stay safe and have a fantastic Friday, Fort Worth!
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  • "Arts, Eats, and Outdoors: Your Fort Worth Update for April 10, 2025"

    "Arts, Eats, and Outdoors: Your Fort Worth Update for April 10, 2025"
    2025/04/10
    Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Thursday, April 10, 2025.

    Let's start with breaking news. The MAIN ST. Fort Worth Arts Festival kicks off today in downtown and runs through Sunday. Celebrating its 38th year, this free event brings art, food, and live performances to our city streets. If you’re downtown, expect large crowds near Sundance Square, so plan your routes accordingly. On the advocacy front, PETA is staging demonstrations at local eateries today, including a few Fort Worth barbecue spots, raising awareness for animal rights just ahead of Easter.

    Turning to weather, it’s a beautiful start to the day with clear skies and temperatures currently in the mid-60s. We’re expecting a high of around 82 this afternoon, perfect for outdoor events like the art festival. Clouds may roll in late evening, but rain isn't expected until Saturday, when storms could impact the area. Enjoy the sunshine while it lasts.

    In city updates, Fort Worth’s transportation plan, "Move a Million," continues to gather momentum. This initiative aims to streamline all public transit and roadway projects into a single vision to improve connectivity citywide. Community members can still weigh in on related bond projects at upcoming meetings.

    Now onto local business updates. Mister O1 Extraordinary Pizza is gearing up for its grand opening this summer on North Tarrant Parkway. Known for its creative pizza toppings and dough that’s aged for 72 hours, it’s anticipated to be a popular addition to the dining scene. Meanwhile, Cafecito on Magnolia Avenue has expanded to a larger location, bringing its signature pink tortillas and breakfast tacos to even more locals.

    On the job front, Fort Worth is still buzzing from last weekend’s citywide job fair. If you missed it, there are several postings still open on the city’s website, including paid ambassador roles for 17- to 22-year-olds interested in community engagement.

    Real estate news remains active, with demand steady across popular neighborhoods. Homes near TCU and the West 7th area continue to sell quickly, most averaging just under $400,000. If you’re in the market, be prepared to move fast.

    In community events, Boswell High School recently celebrated a significant baseball victory, advancing to district playoffs this week. Congratulations to the team for their hard work and sportsmanship. Across town, Fort Worth Country Day is also seeing success in spring sports, with their lacrosse team making waves in regional competitions.

    Crime news brings a sobering reminder of safety. Fort Worth police have ruled the death of a 1-year-old as a homicide after a troubling incident involving a car crash into the Trinity River. The investigation is ongoing, and updates will follow as more details are released. On a brighter note, Tarrant County law enforcement is offering free egg giveaways to families in need this week, promoting goodwill during the Easter season.

    And lastly, let’s end with a feel-good moment. Fort Worth Botanic Garden’s "Butterflies in the Garden" exhibit is in full swing, offering a magical escape for families. Seeing these vibrant creatures in the lush conservatory is a perfect way to unwind this weekend.

    This has been Fort Worth Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Stay safe and enjoy the day!
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