Fort Worth Magazine

A Texas family, renowned for their remarkable “Guinness World Record” achievement, is poised to expand their legendary legacy with each new generation.?

On November 22, 1963, what began as a good day in Fort Worth quickly turned into a moment of history, as a Secret Service agent, a trumpeter, the daughter of a mortician, and the son of a civil rights icon found themselves at the heart of the unfolding tragedy of President John F. Kennedy's assassination.?

“The Heartland”?by Laura Wilson offers a powerful, intimate look at the American West through her lens. Oh – yeah – she’s also the mother of Owen, Luke, and Andrew Wilson – a few names you might’ve heard before.?

Meow Wolf’s Portal Pass: because who wouldn’t want to pay for a year’s worth of surreal art to escape reality… again and again??

This dynamic trio of TCU grads have just embarked on an exciting journey by launching their very first business venture, showcasing their entrepreneurial spirit and creativity.?

Will Fort Worth turn into a Dallas suburb? Many predict Cowtown will face this fate unless it builds a strong and reliable public transit system.?

Kay Granger, the first Republican woman to chair the House Appropriations Committee, was honored with a portrait unveiling in Washington, Tuesday. ?

Kenneth Compton began a Navy journey that transformed his search for stability into nearly two decades of impactful service across continents, including 18 years as a Green Side Corpsman embedded with the Marines.? ?

Dan Miles' journey from a cautious startup in Bridgeport to leading a thriving $5.5 million Texas Chillers business proves that sometimes, the biggest risk is taking the first step.

This year’s “Holiday Wishes” theme shines even brighter with the Texas Rangers as Grand Marshal, adding a World Series-winning sparkle to downtown’s winter wonderland.?