L. Clifford Davis, civil rights attorney who fought to desegregate North Texas schools, has died at 100 years old
L. Clifford Davis was born into segregation, so he never attended an integrated school. But he fought to ensure future generations could.
‘A giant in the struggle for justice:’ Fort Worth judge L. Clifford Davis has died at 100
Judge L. Clifford Davis, the first Black judge to be elected in Tarrant County, has died. Davis, 100, died Saturday, Feb. 15. The Tarrant County judge, who was called “a living legend” by his ...
Teacher accused of sexual abuse of student served as Haltom City church youth pastor
Oasis Community Worship Center leadership says the allegations against Ruel “JR” Barbee came as a “devastating shock.” ...
A wealthy Texas oilman, a shocking pair of Fort Worth murders - and no conviction
Cullen Davis, a Fort Worth oil tycoon, went on trial in February 1977 in the killings of his ex-wife's daughter and his ex-wife's boyfriend.
Commissioners await Abbott decision on PFAS emergency declaration request
Johnson County commissioners remain hopeful of Gov. Greg Abbott’s help in assisting Johnson County to address the threat of PFAS biosolid contamination, an issue other local and state officials have ...
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Tarrant County sheriff seeks to clarify local law enforcement's role amid Trump's deportation push
President Donald Trump's deportation efforts have created fear among immigrants in Tarrant County. Sheriff Bill Waybourn aims ...