Joe T. Garcia’s is 90 on July 4, a remarkable anniversary for one of America’s oldest, largest and busiest restaurants. Opened in 1935 as a barbecue market in a tumbledown former Lebanese grocery near ...

That’s Joe T. Garcia’s name on the sign, but for nearly 90 years, this iconic Fort Worth restaurant has been run by women. It started July 4, 1935, when Mexican immigrants Teresa de Jesús “Jessie” ...

Introducing the Star-Telegram’s 2025 High School Baseball Fort Worth All-Area Team. Editor’s Note: Click to see the full story on individual player awards.

The Inheritors” ruffled the country club crowd’s feathers in 1940. The late author’s autobiography sheds some light on his life and the city.

On Dec. 7, 1951, Gable totaled his 1950 Cadillac convertible in Marana while trying to pass a truck in the rain. He crashed into 44-year-old shop owner Mary Lemme, wrecking her 1947 DeSoto and ...