Meta, XGS Energy announce plans to build geothermal site in New Mexico
The announcement is the next step in New Mexico’s development of renewable energy sources like wind, solar and hydrogen.
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As Trump administration tries to pause Job Corps, New Mexico students are left in limbo
The U.S. Department of Labor announced a “phased pause” in operations at all 99 contractor-operated Job Corps centers nationwide, including two in New Mexico.
Arlington residents join nationwide efforts with second 'Hands Off!' protest
Arlington residents packed East Abram Street on Saturday for the second Hands Off! protest this month.
Trailers to Twiggy'z: Food truck owner dishes up UTA
Frank Leija, Twiggy’z Mangonadas y Mas owner, overcame obstacles before setting up shop at The Park almost every Wednesday.
National Medal of Honor Museum officially opens to public, hosts ceremony
The first Medal of Honor was awarded March 25, 1863. In 1990, Congress established this date as National Medal of Honor Day. Over 160 years later, the National Medal of Honor Museum officially opened to the public on the same day.
Griffin Institute aims to instill Medal of Honor values in America's youth
The institute completed its Moments That Matter pilot program in the Arlington Independent School District, with all 10 AISD middle schools enrolled by the 2025-26 school year.
National Medal of Honor Museum makes mark in Arlington, to open March 2025
Arlington community members have aided the foundation every step of the way since hosting the national landmark in 2019. The opening celebration will be held March 22 with doors officially opening March 25.
Arlington City Council approves new natural gas drilling permit by day care center
The council unanimously approved a Specific Use Permit on Tuesday for Total E&P Barnett USA, LLC to create a new gas well site and drill zone.
Let's have a kiki: Unikiki serves vogue ballroom scene at UTA
Founded this year, the University Ballroom Scene Alliance, or Unikiki, creates a safe space for LGBTQ+ students and those who need a home away from home.
Lit up by limelight: Local artists shine at Golden Mic Night
Golden Mic Nights showcase local artists with Inclusion Coffee's weekly event.
Modern Languages introduces ASL and Deaf Studies minor
The minor focuses on beginner, intermediate and advanced American Sign Language skills, and will explore Deaf culture and ASL theory and linguistics.
UTA students and alumni protest violence, university deaths in Bangladesh
Following recent violence on the country’s colleges, UTA’s Bangladesh Student Organization gathered dozens Thursday in solidarity.
National Medal of Honor Museum receives largest artifact ahead of opening
The museum celebrated the arrival of “Nancy Lee,” a Bell UH-1H Iroquois Helicopter. A prestigious military aircraft, the Huey reflects the stories of multiple passengers.
Power, passion parades Arlington Pride
Hosted by the HELP Center for LGBT Health and Wellness, Saturday's event at Levitt Pavilion marked the city’s third annual Pride celebration.
Community honors Arlington restaurant owner, celebrates life
The community gathered to honor Tho My Tieu’s life. Tieu owned and ran Phở Sơn Nam Vietnamese Restaurant in Arlington for nearly a decade.
Social work group honors Transgender Awareness Month with flag displays
The Queer Social Work Association dedicated its first act as a group to recognizing the month and remembering those in the community who’ve died.
Excelling in excelencia: Two UTA programs recognized for serving Latine students
Two UTA programs were finalists for this year's Examples of Excelencia, a nonprofit dedicated to increasing Latine college completion.
