Local NewsTaxes & SpendingNewly Elected Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare Discusses Role, Plans, Priorities
Elected to fill the role of Tarrant County judge, Tim O’Hare has his eye on providing residents with tax relief.
Elected to fill the role of Tarrant County judge, Tim O’Hare has his eye on providing residents with tax relief.
The project, first proposed in 2006, is still trying to decide its development direction and has hired a national firm to lead the process.
Whether craving a Big Mac or Quarter Pounder with cheese, the new Fort Worth McDonald’s location is aiming for faster service through automation.
Four years into its existence, TEXRail ridership has increased but has yet to meet the projected numbers from its initial proposal.
Fort Worth will use taxpayer money to lobby for expanded broadband, early childhood education, and laws protecting people based on their sexual orientation.
Texas’ largest red urban county had a strong showing on Tuesday by Republican candidates, including those for county judge and district attorney.
Texas’ fifth-largest city may adopt a citizen advisory board that reviews “policies, procedures, and practices” of the Fort Worth Police Department.
Residents of Tarrant County will replace the retiring district attorney with new leadership in a time of increasing violent crime in the county.
The City of Fort Worth is seeking a development consultant to help “explore opportunities” for the controversial Panther Island project.
Fort Worth plans to adopt new public comment rules that further limit the time citizens may speak at its business meetings.
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.
The new rules aiming to prevent local police department defunding will be posted to the Texas Register later this month.