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What would happen if fluoride were removed from the water supply under a Trump presidency?

Former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claimed that if President-elect Donald Trump appointed him to a health leadership position, the first thing he would work on would be removing fluoride from water.

Fluoride was first introduced to U.S. water in 1945 in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Scientists saw a direct impact of positive tooth health for those who drink water with fluoride, aiding in preventing tooth decay. Since then, 75% of Americans have access to fluoridated tap water, accord...

Tired of the typical Tex-Mex? This taco place does things differently for only $6 a pop

Move aside, Tex-Mex. Mexi-Terranean is the new top dog.

It’s not that I won’t ever have margaritas with brisket queso ever again; it’s just that sometimes the classic steak fajitas get a little old.

My colleague, Fort Worth Star-Telegram columnist Bud Kennedy, brought Tacos Y Rocky to my attention, and it was exactly what I was looking for.

Jissis Villogas and Bo Armendarez, the owners of Tacos Y Rocky, previously worked out of a food truck until they moved their business into various ghost k...

Want to romp in the woods buck naked? This North Texas nudist RV resort has you covered

Imagine a spring stroll down a Texas trail in the buff bracketed by wildflowers under a warm sun and a cool breeze. No, this is not fiction.

An honest-to-goodness nudist retreat sits a mere 45 minutes from Fort Worth. Wildwood Naturist Resort — a 98-acre RV park in Decatur with all the amenities of a campground — recently landed on Outdoorsy’s list of America’s 17 top nudist parks to visit. And this place is unlike a clothing-optional venue — guests must be bare, unless they have a health condi...

How a six-pack of beer, $100 got 11 rescuers in North Texas to drag a pig out of the thorns

Here’s a little story Heide Cooper got to tell, about a fat little pig she found unwell. He was stuck in acres of thorny brush, Cooper had to ask for help in a rush. A six-pack of beer and a hundred bucks was the bounty, and 11 souls responded from all over Parker County.

Pojo is his name, and by Cooper’s telling, the saga of this 6-month-old pig has rallied her rural hamlet of Springtown into an unlikely quest.

“If you told me a week ago that I would spend all of my time taking care of a pig,...