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We begin with our Team Coverage in contra kosta county where pg e says theyve restored power to 85 of their customers there. Reporter yes, frank, the lights went on here just before 8 00 oclock tonight. County Officials Say there are still more than 4600 people here in then county who do not have power n. The dark, robert shaw had flashlight, battery and newly chopped pile of wood for his wood stove awaiting game for he and thousands of others. Avi a gas stove so i had my neighbor over. She brou...

As part of its bankruptcy restructuring, troubled coworking giant WeWork is maintaining at least five leases in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

Antique & Vintage Finds Readers’ Choice: Montgomery Street Antique Mall, Fort Worth, 2601 Montgomery St, 817-763-9787 Critic’s Choice: Montgomery Street Antique Mall It’s one of the largest vintage stores in the area, and the collection of ephemera, military memorabilia, Christmas-all-year-long stuff, tchotchkes,

The Texas city could soon become one of the 10 largest in the United States.

North Texas peach orchards have the sweet summer treat in stock despite a nationwide shortage.

A planned $400 million expansion to the Clearfork development would see auto dealership group Autobahn relocating to the site.

The project further cements Clearfork’s dominance as a prime destination for high-end shopping, dining and business in Tarrant County.

Known as skratchletes, athletic fans and advocates of nutrition brand Skratch Labs have gotten creative with the company’s electrolyte replacement mixes. For example, cyclist Giani Madrid has assembled a Peach Gin Fizz recipe that sounds delicious and refreshing for his post-ride beverage game.   Start with

The Fort Worth Food + Wine Festival, billed as “Fort Worth’s tastiest weekend,” is back and tastier than ever.

Bar-Bar (Top 5) Readers’ Choice: (tie) Lola’s Fort Worth, 2000 W Berry St, 817-759-9100 • Nickel City, 212 S Main St, Ste 100, @NickelCityFWTX Critic’s Choices: Celebrating its 10-year anniversary this year, The Boiled Owl Tavern (909 W Magnolia Av, 817-920-9616) has become the closest thing to Cheers for the local