Carolina Olivares
Carolina is a journalism major with a minor in Spanish. She grew up in Houston, Texas so it's safe to say you can hear her cheering on Houston sports team, EXCEPT the Texans. She throws up the X for the Dallas Cowboys. She can't start her day without coffee and when she's not reporting you can find her working out or spending time with friends.
Fort Worth church, food bank distribute free groceries to families in...
A mobile food bank partnered with a Fort Worth church to lend out a helping hand to furloughed workers affected by the government shutdown.
Mobile food bank providing free groceries to families at church in...
A mobile food pantry will provide groceries for 200 families at Southcliff Church in Fort Worth Tuesday.
ROTC’s incoming commander cheers on TCU
TCU Army ROTC inducts their 68th battalion commander whose first mission is to make more of an impact on campus.
What we’re reading: Another e-mail scandal. And no, it’s not Hillary
We’ve got some interesting information on Ivanka Trump and some emails, a heartwarming story of hero who saved 22 children, and an update on an illness that's striking hundreds of children.
Hispanic voters credit O’Rourke for their participation
Texas had a higher voter turnout, especially amongst Latinos. Some say O'Rourke inspired them to vote to hopefully see a change in government.
What we’re reading: O’Rourke gets musical
President Trump has made progress building a wall along the Rio Grande and we learn Beto O'Rourke can do more than just public speak.
Update: University identifies student who died
Fort Worth Police responded Thursday to the death of a student outside of GrandMarc at Westberry Place.
What we’re reading: A little early voting surprise
Today we've got a lot of potential tensions between Saudi Arabia and other countries over the murder of a journalist, a look into the outcomes of early voting, and an update on Hurricane Willa headed into Mexico.
TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine aces accreditation
The TCU and UNTHSC School of Medicine received perfect scores on all 12 of the standards judged for accreditation.
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