Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for March 8, 2025.We're starting with some sad news today. A fatal crash on I-35W northbound near downtown Fort Worth claimed the life of a 25-year-old woman from Waco yesterday morning. The four-vehicle collision shut down the highway for several hours, causing major traffic delays. Our hearts go out to the victim's family and friends.In brighter news, Fort Worth's own Indya Mayberry is making waves in the track and field world. The TCU freshman swept the Big 12 Indoor Awards, becoming the first Horned Frog to win both Performer of the Year and Outstanding Freshman honors. Mayberry's record-breaking performances in the 60m and 200m events have put her on the national radar, and we'll be cheering her on at the NCAA Indoor National Championships next week in Virginia Beach.The city is buzzing with excitement as we gear up for the 10th Annual Trinity Flyfest happening today. This urban fishing celebration along the Trinity River is a perfect opportunity for families to enjoy the outdoors and maybe even catch their dinner. The event kicks off at 3100 Bryant Irvin Road, so grab your fishing gear and join in the fun.Fort Worth's real estate market continues to show strength, with median home prices hovering around $350,000. We're seeing particular growth in the Cultural District and Near Southside neighborhoods, where new developments are attracting young professionals and families alike.On the job front, the healthcare sector is leading the way with several major hospitals in the area actively recruiting. We're also seeing an uptick in tech jobs, particularly in the Alliance corridor.Weather-wise, we're in for a beautiful spring day with highs around 75 degrees and plenty of sunshine. It's the perfect weather for outdoor activities, so make the most of it, Fort Worth!In community news, the Fort Worth Independent School District is joining forces with the Texas High School Coaches Association to promote sportsmanship through "The Texas Way" program. This initiative focuses on respect, self-control, and the spirit of competition, aiming to create a more positive environment at school sporting events.Looking ahead, the city is gearing up for a major bond program in 2026. With $800 million on the table and no property tax increase, we're looking at significant investments in streets, parks, public safety, and more. Community meetings will be starting this spring, so keep an eye out for your chance to weigh in on the future of Fort Worth.On a lighter note, the human cannonball from North Texas, Chachi "Rocketman" Valencia, is recovering after a stunt mishap in California last weekend. Despite the setback, Valencia is in good spirits and hopes to return to wowing crowds soon. His resilience is truly inspiring.This has been Fort Worth Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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