The flood control and land development project often referred to as Panther Island will receive over $400 million in funding, but details are unclear.
The city council changed its meeting format, creating two public comment meetings each month, but some citizens feel it inconveniences them and inhibits participation.
The Tarrant Regional Water District approved the purchase of more land for the beleaguered Panther Island project while federal funding to complete it remains uncertain.
Fort Worth ISD parents and residents felt unsafe after another member of the public made what may be considered threatening remarks at a recent school board meeting.
Fort Worth is part of a competitive nationwide selection process to persuade Rivian electric vehicle manufacturing to come to the city.
FWISD equity policies and teacher training materials include language and concepts that align with elements of critical race theory, like white privilege and antiracism.
Parents of FWISD students are raising concerns about time and resources spent on equity policies rather than the basic skills of education like reading and math.
With nearly $600 million flowing in Tarrant County and Fort Worth from the federal government, local leaders will decide over the next several weeks which projects they will spend the funds on.
With current county Judge Glen Whitley announcing his retirement, Betsy Price has declared her intended candidacy for the position.
In a bow to diversity and inclusion, TCU has changed its moniker for entering students from freshmen to “first-year” students. Not everyone supports the change.
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.
