While the city will lower its tax rate by two cents, it will not lower it to the no-new-tax revenue rate at which tax bills don't increase.
Tarrant County plans to keep the same tax rate for the next fiscal year, which will result in a tax increase for the average homeowner in the county.
A federal jury in Dallas awarded compensation and punitive damages to a Southwest flight attendant fired for her religious and political beliefs.
Fort Worth is considering options for regulating short-term rentals within the city. Some residents are concerned about home values and housing supply.
Public school libraries in Carroll and Keller ISD will follow new acquisition policies to address parental concerns about inappropriate materials.
Fort Worth ISD hosted a training seminar for its ESL teachers including ideas such as “disrupting the system” and “amplifying marginalized groups.”
Fort Worth’s police oversight monitor received a grant from the Fund to Advance Racial Equity to establish a restorative justice program.
Grapevine-Colleyville ISD shook things up by sending a new, conservative-leaning trustee as its nominee for Texas Association of School Boards director.
The northeast Tarrant County town of Keller is considering whether to regulate the approximately 70 short-term rentals within its borders.
Officials, doctors, and Texas residents testified before the Health & Human Services Committee about the government’s pandemic response.
Granger, who worked for the water district for over 15 years as an event planner, had a permit to host Oktoberfest rescinded in June.
By a vote of 5-3, the Texas Supreme Court ruled that Texas Central qualifies for eminent domain authority as an interurban electric railway.
