The donation by Baylor Scott & White of its Garland campus is expected to be finalized in March. The VA's North Texas system currently serves 184,000 veterans.
The new surveys for DART, DCTA, and Trinity Metro riders will be initiated in phases, but will not include feedback from people who choose not to use mass transit.
Longtime incumbent Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX-12) debated primary challenger Chris Putnam at a Fort Worth GOP Women's Forum last night as the primary heats up.
This Tarrant County house district, held by retiring State Rep. Jonathan Stickland (R-Bedford) for the past eight years, was one of the most competitive races during the 2018 cycle.
The historic landmark dubbed "Old Red" may once again see use as a courthouse for the Court of Appeals, Fifth District of Texas.
The Panther Island Project in Fort Worth has been issued an additional $1 million by the Tarrant Regional Water District. This comes just days after reports that the project could still be in its design phase.
The city is focusing its lobbying efforts on federal funding for early childhood education, transportation, the beleaguered Panther Island project, and local defense contracting projects.
Initial projections for the massive transit project estimated some 250,000 riders per month. So far, TEXRail has only managed to hit 20 percent of that mark.
A recent ordinance by the Fort Worth City Council seeks to limit the location of "dollar stores" and requires them to offer healthy food options. Some critics see this move as social engineering.
Dallas County commissioners agreed to issue a tax $300,000 per year tax abatement to Zume Inc. It's the 63rd abatement provided to a company in the last three decades.
The seat currently held by freshman State Rep. Michelle Beckley (D-Carrollton) is a top priority for the Texas GOP and a key battleground race next year.
Dianne Hensley, a justice of the peace in Waco, is being investigated for citing her Christian faith as reason for refusing to officiate same-sex wedding ceremonies.
The Tarrant Regional Water District approved funding on Tuesday for the beleaguered Panther Island flood control project through a short-term 'commercial paper' instrument.
Elections for appraisal district boards are done by the cities and counties that benefit from the appraisals issued, creating what some see as a conflict of interest.
The Fortune 500 company recently announced that it would be moving its headquarters from San Francisco to the more business-friendly environment in North Texas.
The longstanding flood control project for the Trinity River is running low on funding according to TRVA's board president.
“We have differing views, but we need to be grateful. On our worst day, we are blessed to live in America," Haley told the audience.
The Panther Island flood control project in Fort Worth has remained a poster child for government boondoggles. A recent assessment has done little to assuage those concerns.
Christina Brooks, who formerly held a similar position in South Bend, Indiana, will implement policies that promote "diversity" and "inclusion" throughout Fort Worth's city government.
The North Central Texas Council of Governments plans to submit a proposal in December to bring a hyperloop testing facility to the state.
