Neighborhoods and parks across Dallas-Fort Worth are transforming into glowing winter wonderlands — thanks to tons and tons of glittering lights to celebrate Christmas and more December holidays.

On some of its final nights in January, the restaurant was out of several items and did not even have the traditional chile ...

(Nov. 16, 1A, “Parade of Lights goes virtual but will provide ‘bit of joy’ in pandemic”) We want families to have the best possible experience enjoying this Fort Worth tradition ...

FORT WORTH – The last of Christmas was taken down in Sundance Square on Monday. The Christmas tree that was on display in Downtown Fort Worth since late November was taken down Monday morning.

Campo Verde along Pioneer Parkway has closed, to the chagrin of Christmas light enthusiasts far and wide, as first reported ...

While Fort Worth will not see a white Christmas, we may see a cold, grey one. There is potential for storms with threats of hail and damaging winds on Christmas Eve, according to the Fort Worth ...

Looking for Christmas lights? Want to get lost in a winter wonderland? There might not be snow in Dallas-Fort Worth, but these Christmas activities and other December events are a good place to ...

Campo Verde, a 43-year-old “Christmas wonderland” restaurant that draws families at the holidays for its 200,000 twinkling lights ... a manager for Fort Worth restaurateur Don Bowden at ...