Fort Worth Daily Local Headlines: Shooting investigation, I-35W fatal crash, Stockyards renovation, marathon detours
Sunday is starting with a busy public-safety and travel slate across Fort Worth, plus a big employment ripple coming out of the Stockyards.
Top local headlines
- Deadly early-morning shooting under investigation: Police say a fight at a large gathering in the 1200 block of NW 35th Street ended in gunfire around 3:40 a.m. One person died at the scene and two others were treated at hospitals. Investigators were still working to sort out what led to the shooting.
- Fatal crash and vehicle fire near I-35W: A crash in south Fort Worth left two people dead and triggered a vehicle fire, according to a local report updated Saturday afternoon. Expect lingering traffic conversation and reminders to slow down and give space near incident scenes.
- Stockyards Hotel closure tied to $30M renovation: A planned April 6 shutdown of the historic Stockyards Hotel and the adjacent H3 Ranch is tied to a major renovation project, with a state notice indicating roughly 120 workers could be affected. The work is expected to stretch into late 2026 for the restaurant and into 2027 for the hotel.
Worth knowing
Cowtown Marathon weekend detours: Trinity Metro flagged bus detours and missed stops on select routes Saturday and Sunday as race events run through the Cultural District and nearby corridors. Riders are being urged to budget extra time and check route changes before heading out.
How to follow up: If you were near any of these incidents, keep an eye out for official updates from police and transportation alerts as details develop and road patterns shift.
Sources
- https://www.cbsnews.com/texas/news/fort-worth-tx-shooting-35th-street-police-investigation/
- https://www.star-telegram.com/news/local/fort-worth/article314875463.html
- https://www.chron.com/news/article/stockyards-hotel-fort-worth-layoffs-21945598.php
- https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/TXTRINITY/bulletins/40bf53a
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