Large North Texas school districts are facilitating student vaccines meanwhile doctors, officials, and citizens express their hesitance.
During its first year, the Office of Police Oversight Monitor in Fort Worth has concentrated efforts in reaching the community and working on creating the parameters for a new oversight board.
Parker and Peoples, who are heading to a run-off on June 5 to be Fort Worth mayor, answered questions about economic development, diversity, and transportation issues.
Texas homeowners who believe the appraised value of their property is too high may protest with the appraisal district.
Texas Central testified to its proposed benefits and readiness for construction at a House subcommittee, but a county judge along the proposed route disagrees.
In the ongoing court battle over toddler Tinslee Lewis’ care, Cook Children’s asserts that the child’s care is prolonging her suffering. Her mother says her daughter is improving.
Expert testimony before North Texas county commissioners asserted that proposed state election reforms will have a detrimental economic impact.
Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley suggested paying county residents a cash incentive to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
Mattie Parker and Deborah Peoples are the two remaining candidates in the race for mayor of Fort Worth. The runoff is scheduled for June 5.
With a controversial "cultural competence plan" as a central issue in the campaigns, voters in Carroll ISD in Southlake decisively elected candidates who promised to fight against it.
Houston Methodist is requiring all of its employees to receive the emergency-authorized COVID-19 vaccine or be subject to termination.
Transportation planners at the North Central Texas Council of Governments are seeking public input about a proposed resolution to reduce drive-alone trips by 20 percent.
On May 1, Tarrant County residents will be asked to vote for three members of the Tarrant Regional Water District Board. Several candidates spoke to The Texan about why they wish to serve.
Landowners, counties, and an advocacy group have filed suit against the federal government claiming that it violated federal law in conducting a review of the Texas Central high-speed rail project.
After nearly a year of delayed justice, Tarrant County is working to reinstate civil jury trials and reduce the backlog of cases caused by COVID-19.
A school district in North Texas adjusted the total of its bond package after the proposal failed in November. Voters will be asked to approve $746 million in bonds on May 1.
Following the tragic death of her disabled husband last summer, Melissa Hickson is working to get a bill passed that would require guardians to seek the consent of family members before making end-of-life decisions.
The board president and vice-president were indicted based on text messages related to the cultural competence action plan that has been a source of controversy in the district.
Texas' reopening now includes more widely available visitation to long-term care residents who have been largely isolated for a year. However, some facilities appear to be continuing to limit visitation.
A Texas House committee heard testimony mostly in support of bills that would impact the Texas Central high-speed rail project and protect the rights of landowners along the route.
