Visit Fort Worth will pay PBR $1 million in 2024 while the organization holds its World Finals Championship in neighboring Arlington. Reporter Rachel Behrndt explains why PBR left despite Fort…
Just before students trickle into a classroom at Shady Brook Elementary, members of the Chamber Music Society of Fort Worth unpack items for their music…
Although growth slowed slightly during the past three years because of the pandemic, North Texas’ population remained red hot. The region is now home for…
Partisan issues played an important role between Greenhill and Pritchett, including diversity, equity and inclusion in public higher education and TCC finances. Students, however, have…
AUSTIN – To Rep. Tony Tinderholt of Arlington, one of the two Tarrant County House members who opposed the impeachment of Attorney General Ken Paxton,…
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If you believe the political ads, District 11 candidate Rick Herring is a “MAGA Republican,” and his opponent Jeanette Martinez doesn’t have time for the job…
ARLINGTON – The debate over expanded natural gas drilling in Arlington took center stage May 23 as city council members gave initial approval to two new…
When David Duong moved to the U.S., he started sixth grade knowing a handful of English words. Now, the Southwest High School valedictorian hopes to become…
Trying to find something to do during Memorial Day weekend? Tarrant County has plenty to do. From running a marathon to catching a comedy show. The Fort Worth Report rounded up some events to help you spend your three-day weekend. Throughout Memorial Day Weekend What: Summer Up! Stockyards Style Memorial Weekend When: May 25 -…
Like the products it manufactures and sells, Acme Brick has been a company with plenty of stability in the management ranks over its 132 years. So when…
After cutting several community events from its calendar last year, the Tarrant Regional Water District wants public input to shape the recreational programs offered along the Trinity River, Eagle Mountain Lake…
Pulling off onto the dirt road to Conundrum Farms finds a world of its own. Just minutes away, cars whiz down Chisholm Trail Parkway without a second glance at the swaths…
Those driving past the new City Hall building might notice a curious sight – a sea of lights that remain on, day or night, rain or shine. Tanyan Farley of Athenian…
People gathered to mourn the 21 victims of the Robb Elementary School shooting, Texas’ deadliest school shooting, on May 24 in the shaded courtyard of the First United Methodist Church in Fort Worth. KERA reporter Miranda Suarez has the story.
The PBR World Finals bring millions in economic impact to whichever city it lands in — Las Vegas, Arlington and this week, Fort Worth. The event had long been held in Las Vegas, but during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020…
The inaugural class of medical students at the Anne Burnett Marion School of Medicine at Texas Christian University took the Hippocratic Oath at a Hooding Ceremony on May 12 at the Van Cliburn Concert Hall. The Hippocratic Oath, which is…
Imagine a surgery you can walk in and out of in less than an hour, fully awake, and drive to work. Now imagine this surgery costs you and your insurance company…
Last month, the Fort Worth Report invited us, two TCU researchers, to envision a session on listening as part of this publication’s Candid Conversations. We were eager to emphasize listening as…
Fifty years ago, responding to public demand in an era of reform, Texas enacted a sweeping law ensuring the people’s right to know about their government. The Texas Public Information Act…
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