James Hartley is a multimedia reporter based in the Dallas Fort Worth area, specializing in local news coverage. With a focus on crime, community events, and cultural happenings, James has contributed to various publications including the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Revolver Magazine, Yahoo News, and more. His work has also been featured in national and international outlets, showcasing his versatility and dedication to delivering impactful stories to his audience.
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James Hartley's coverage predominantly focuses on crime, particularly breaking and evolving stories related to incidents such as explosions and shootings in the local area of Fort Worth, Texas. If you have insights or information relevant to ongoing criminal cases, major incidents, or legal developments within the region of Dallas Fort Worth, James would likely be interested in receiving pitches from relevant sources.
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By: Sam Law, Jimmy Fontaine, James Hartley
With A Day To Remember set to make their Slam Dunk debut next May, Jeremy McKinnon tells us about their UK return, this year’s mind-blowing headline dates in their home country, and where they’re at with new stuff…
Arlington expects to introduce Indycar Grand Prix racing to the city in March 2026, with a track that passes AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field.
Arlington expects to introduce IndyCar Grand Prix racing to the city in March 2026, with a track that passes AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field.
By: James Hartley
Three Tarrant County Sheriff's Office deputies, two of them no longer with the department, are alleging in lawsuits they were retaliated against after making official complaints, including being fired after filing whistleblower lawsuits.
The charter changes are necessary to bring language in line with state law, Barbara Odom-Wesley told fellow council members at a Tuesday afternoon meeting.
By: James Hartley
A rendering of a new shopping center planned by Khalil Capital at the site of an abandoned project to build a mosque. The property has sat empty except some concrete slabs from the project, on which work stopped in 2015.
By: James Hartley
MIG, a consultant firm that works with cities in long range planning, would be paid $640,000 to work on Arlington's comprehensive plan.
Asia Times Square, a gathering place for people of AAPI heritage and especially Vietnamese Americans in North Texas, is an early voting polling place for the 2024 election. Asian American Pacific Islander groups have been working for Asian voter education and turnout ahead of the presidential election
By: James Hartley
Peter Dao wants his fellow Vietnamese Americans to get out and vote.
Arlington Mayor Jim Ross promised new development, flying taxis, a high speed rail and entertainment district improvements during his State of the City address Oct. 30, 2024.
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