October 24, 2023 / 5:37 PM CDT / CBS Texas ARLINGTON (CBSNewsTexas.com) - The excitement for this Rangers World Series battle is a home run for the team's home turf - Arlington.

The Arlington Entertainment District includes the National Medal of Honor Museum, Texas Live!, Choctaw Stadium and Globe Life Field. Rideshare drivers who don’t respect pickup and drop-off rules ...

Texas Live! is the epicenter of food, fun and entertainment in Arlington. Vice President of Operations, Jim Watry, discusses growth and the latest additions to the entertainment district.

The Texas Rangers weren’t the only ones looking to win big on Tuesday. Some newer faces in Arlington since the Rangers’ last playoff run in 2016 — like the multimillion-dollar entertainment ...

Tours will start next week at “One Rangers Way,” an apartment complex being built in Arlington’s Entertainment District. The complex across Nolan Ryan Expressway from Choctaw Stadium and ...

Arlington Municipal Patrolman's Association put up an electronic billboard during All-Star Week festivities in Arlington's entertainment district.

ARLINGTON, Texas — One day after IndyCar announced a return to Texas with a 2026 street race in a joint venture between the Dallas Cowboys and Texas Rangers, we now know what the track map looks ...

Local News Arlington planning transit system as entertainment district continues massive growth As the area around AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field continues to massively grow -- so does the traffic.

Arlington (and all of North Texas!) will celebrate the historic World Series win of the Texas Rangers with a parade on Friday starting at 12:15 p.m. Here’s what we know so far.

The Arlington Entertainment District is relatively self-contained. If you drive to the complex for All-Star festivities, you'll be confronted by plenty of parking options.

The City of Arlington says they plan to bring air taxis to the area within the next two and a half years, flying between the city’s airport, Entertainment District and Dallas-Fort Worth ...

The Texas Rangers requested Arlington ISD marching band students to perform in the parade. The district is coordinating students from all six traditional high schools to make up one combined band.