The City of Fort Worth is seeking a development consultant to help “explore opportunities” for the controversial Panther Island project.
State law allows citizens to record public meetings, but several governmental bodies in Tarrant County have removed Manuel Mata for doing so.
The fifth-largest city in Texas is working with the Trust for Public Land to “address long-standing barriers to outdoor equity.”
Fort Worth is considering options for regulating short-term rentals within the city. Some residents are concerned about home values and housing supply.
Fort Worth’s police oversight monitor received a grant from the Fund to Advance Racial Equity to establish a restorative justice program.
From June 27-30, Fort Worth residents may surrender an unwanted firearm to the Fort Worth Police Department in exchange for a $100 Visa gift card.
Meanwhile, a large bond package and other charter amendments passed, and residents elected a new city council member.
Fort Worth will begin a small, pilot Bitcoin mining operation with three machines donated by the Texas Blockchain Council.
An electric vehicle magnet manufacturing facility broke ground in Fort Worth and plans to begin production at the end of 2023.
Although he has officially resigned from the Tarrant Regional Water District, J.D. Granger will continue to be involved in Panther Island for at least six months through a contract with his new consulting firm.
The three-year-old who has been at the center of a controversy about removing treatment against the family’s wishes is finally home with her mother.
A half-billion-dollar bond package would be primarily dedicated to streets, but a significant portion would go to parks and recreation. Voters are also asked to approve a tripling of the mayor's and city council members’ salaries.
