Texas’ largest red urban county had a strong showing on Tuesday by Republican candidates, including those for county judge and district attorney.
Residents of Tarrant County will replace the retiring district attorney with new leadership in a time of increasing violent crime in the county.
With a majority of commissioners court retiring, the court will have a new makeup come January no matter how the midterms go.
Tarrant County commissioners voted this week to increase its budget and tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year.
State law allows citizens to record public meetings, but several governmental bodies in Tarrant County have removed Manuel Mata for doing so.
The Tarrant County Commissioners Court, some of the highest-paid county officials in the state, plans to give itself a pay increase.
Tarrant County plans to keep the same tax rate for the next fiscal year, which will result in a tax increase for the average homeowner in the county.
Tarrant County held an election process work session to address concerns that have been repeatedly raised by residents.
Tarrant County commissioners want to make a pilot program for harassment and discrimination training, including unconscious bias courses, an annual requirement for its employees.
County Judge Glen Whitley supports a $50 payment to incentivize Tarrant County residents to receive COVID-19 vaccinations, but other commissioners aren’t so sure.
With current county Judge Glen Whitley announcing his retirement, Betsy Price has declared her intended candidacy for the position.
Tarrant County's coronavirus cases have dropped significantly over the last several weeks, but Judge Glen Whitley extended his mask order for another 90 days.
