Colleyville News

People arrive for Memorial Day services at Bluebonnet Hills Memorial Park in Colleyville.

This is the second annual "Carry the Load" event. It is a walk that is 20 hours and 12 minutes long.

The three-day event will include a Civil War encampment, a Vietnam War re-enactment, flyovers, history presentations and World War II-era vehicles.

"All too often in Texas the groups that are least likely to wear seat belts are men, pickup drivers, people living in rural areas and young people -- and all those demographics were my brother," Fort Worth Councilman Joel Burns said.

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Colleyville, Texas quarterback Cody Thomas has given his pledge to Bob Stoops and the Oklahoma Sooners.

Three Republican attorneys are vying for a civil court judgeship in Tarrant County left vacant by Ken Curry's decision not to seek re-election. Two of the candidates have practiced civil law for years, largely defending those who have been sued, and two have held office.

Watchdog Bytes doesn't only cover earthly matters. We bring to you today the story of an anomaly, something that makes little sense.

The contractions were coming faster and faster as Anna Wollscheid and her husband, Joe, drove down Colleyville Boulevard in rush hour traffic.

The electric bill arrives at Steve Wallach's house in Fort Worth. He looks at it, and something's not right.

Fort Worth's historic Fairmount neighborhood will strut its stuff in its 30th annual Tour of Homes, from noon to 6 p.m. May 12-13. What an ideal way to spend Mother's Day weekend: peeking inside seven turn-of-the-century homes and one new one.

Matthew Ray 'Mac' Briggs, 84, of Greenbrier, died Saturday, April 28, 2012 at Skyline Medical Center with his family by his side.

COLLEYVILLE - Tired of forking over your hard-earned money when you pull up to the gas pump? While we can't do much about the rising gas prices themselves, we can tell you about a way to pump up your gas mileage and relieve the stress on your wallet at the same time.

In an ongoing battle with a developer, homeowners in the Whittier Heights subdivision have gone to court to try to stop bulldozers in their tracks.