Kadee C. Blair

Truly honored by this, thank you @FTWChamber! Fort Worth is such a special place, let’s continue with the great momentum this city has - as it will always be the best city to live and work!

Tomorrow I'm sitting down with my friend JB Mauney, the greatest bull rider that's ever lived. He is a two-time PBR World Champion and the highest-earning bull rider in western sports history. JB rode bulls for 23 years and never once walked straight to a set of paramedics - no matter how bad the wreck. Then one night in Lewiston, Idaho, a bull named Arctic Assassin changed that. The surgeon told him he had maybe a millimeter between walking and a wheelchair. In this clip, JB tells the story of the bull ride that ended his professional career.

AUCTION RECORD! Caiman Cody and White Castle broke the all-time FWSSR auction record, previously held by Sadie Wampler and Snoop Dogg in 2023 for $440,000. STORY: wfaa.com/article/news/l…

🎉 Firefighter Caleb Halvorson is Home 🎉 After 34 days in the Parkland Hospital burn unit, we are so excited to announce that Firefighter Halvorson is FINALLY home. Today, his crew from FWFD Station 29 brought him home in an FWFD ambulance where he will continue his long journey of healing and rehabilitation. Firefighter Halvorson faces multiple surgeries followed by months of physical therapy for his extensive injuries and burns. But for now, he is home for the first time in over a month. And as the family celebrates his homecoming… they are soon to welcome another family member home: their sweet baby boy should be discharged soon from the NICU after more than 100 days. Father and son will be reunited— two Halvorsons who beat the overwhelming odds against them and fought with everything they had to see each other once again. We can’t thank y’all enough for all of your love, support and prayers during this incredibly difficult time for their family. Welcome home!! 🥳🙌🎉

Fort Worth’s future—our growth, prosperity, and quality of life—depends on our commitment to public safety. Jay’s decision to hire Chief Eddie Garcia as Fort Worth’s next police chief has my full support and confidence. Chief Garcia has the tested and proven leadership needed to energize our men and women in uniform and to embrace our community, and I believe he is the right leader to guide the department and our city forward. #FortWorth

RT @fortworthpd: Donations continue to pour in for those recovering from the Central Texas floods! Staff at the Fort Worth Police South Div…

@WestTxStringer Thank you for your detailed reporting 🙏

The next press conference update will be today at 2PM. End.

Breaking: Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha says the number of fatailities in Kerr County has increased to 27. 18 are adults, and 9 are children. At this time, 6 of the adults remain unidentified, and 1 child remains unidentified.

The Fort Worth Fire Department extends our deepest condolences to the City of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho tonight. Our hearts are with the victims, their families and the first responder community as they deal with this pain, grief and heartbreak. Firefighters make “routine” calls for brush fires multiple times every day. But this tragedy further proves that no run is ever “routine” and every shift that ends with going home is a blessing. Your brothers and sisters of the Fort Worth Fire Department hold you in our prayers.

On May 30th, 2025, after 25 years of service, Chief Neil Noakes broadcasted his final call, as he officially began his retirement. Thank you for your steadfast direction and unwavering commitment to every single officer and civilian that looked to you for guidance. You leave some mighty big shoes to fill. Happy Retirement, Chief! We'll take it from here brother.

More investment in education needed to fuel North Texas’ future workforce, leaders say fortworthreport.org/2024/11/14/mor…

It’s National First Responders Day! Today and always we honor the brave individuals who work the front lines to ensure the safety of our community. Thank you for answering the call and putting service before self. #FirstRespondersDay

It was an honor to deliver my annual State of The City Address yesterday with the @FTWChamber - A City in Concert 🎵 Thank you, Fort Worth for attending and tuning in to reflect on where we started, where we are, and where we’re going. It’s Go Time in Fort Worth!

The legendary Fort Worth Stock Show & Rodeo is 100 days away! 🤠 Don’t get left out! Dust your boots off and get your tickets at the link in our bio. @ariatfortworth @fwssr

The Fort Worth Fire Department would like to extend a HUGE "thank you" to #ColeHauser (also known as "Rip Wheeler" on @Yellowstone 🐂) for stopping by Station 17 today! We appreciate you taking the time out of your very busy schedule to spend your morning with our firefighters and civilian staff to share some stories, have a few laughs and sip some coffee. Next time you find yourself off the Dutton Ranch and in #fortworth, come on by again! 🤠 You've got a friend in the #fwfd and we'll keep a spot open at the kitchen table for you!

Two different types of people 😂 @PatMcAfeeShow

Fort Worth, my heart is so heavy today. Yesterday, we celebrated the life of Sgt. Billy Randolph in a beautiful tribute to his life of service above self. The stories shared from those that knew him best would take your breath away. Today, God has given me the opportunity to help move my own dad, recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, into assisted living. A difficult journey for certain, but how fortunate we are to be offered this time with him. The Randolph Family doesn’t get that chance. Because he paid the ultimate sacrifice serving Fort Worth for 29 dedicated years. Thank our officers today and everyday. Pray for the Randolph Family and the families of @fortworthpd. Don’t fall victim to the false rhetoric in our country. Step up and be better. Try to live a life worth living like our hero, Sgt. Billy Randolph. “Go forth and conquer. Stay safe and take care of each other.” @fortworthpd

We have lost a true hero in every sense of the word. Billy was a husband, father, grandfather, son, and brother. He was one hell of a cop, and an even better man. In the coming days, I pray that God's comfort covers Billy's family, both blood and blue.

The Fort Worth Police Department is grieving the loss of an officer who died in the line of duty on the morning of August 12, 2024. Sgt. Billy Randolph, #2797, died this morning while working an accident scene. The procession from JPS Hospital to the Tarrant County Medical Examiner’s Officer will begin at 11 a.m. Billy was a father, husband, brother, son, and friend. police.fortworthtexas.gov/2797/FWPD-2797…

Please say a prayer for our brothers and sisters with the Fort Worth Police Department.

A temporary memorial for Sgt. Randolph is located at our new South Patrol Division headquarters at 3501 W. Risinger Road. Thank you to all who have already contacted us already wanting to show your love and support. #FWPDStrong