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Fort Worth's 35th annual July Fourth fireworks show included one fireball 10 yards wide. Some called to report an explosion. The executive director of the host Trinity River Vision Authority called it a good start.

Fireworks, friends and family fun for Fort Worth's Fourth of July Celebration reconnecting residents with the Trinity River.

Ever since the Ripley Arnold public housing site was torn down in 2003 to make room for RadioShack's headquarters on the bank of the Trinity River, former Councilman Jim Lane has been worried that Arnold's name was slipping from the public consciousness. Now something is being done about it.

The 2nd annual Trinity River Vision Authority (TRVA) “Where Art Meets the River” competition kicked-off last weekend at Fort Worth’s Main Street Arts Festival and boy was it a success!

This summer, movie lovers could take a step back to the past, watching first-run films from their cars in the heart of Fort Worth .

By Memorial Day weekend, just as movie theaters nationwide are starting the summer blockbuster season, Coyote Theaters hopes that area film fans will be pulling into its three-screen urban drive-in at Trinity Uptown.

Fort Worth movie goers could soon have a drive-in experience on the banks of the Trinity River thanks to a deal up for consideration by the Tarrant Regional Water District today.

You could call it retro entertainment, Fort Worth plans to bring you outdoor movies at a new drive-in theater by summertime.

Key fixtures in the much anticipated Trinity Uptown Project in Fort Worth received a shot in the arm Thursday.

The first of three new bridges connecting downtown Fort Worth to the planned Trinity Uptown project is on course...