Tarrant County
Little cards bring big cash for expanding industry
Sports fans of a certain age might have fond memories of opening up a cheap pack of cards hoping to find an image of their favorite player. Now, that humble hobby has evolved into a part-gambling, part-investment-based business that can fetch up to $3.1 million for a single card. That shift has put money in […]
Only military museum in North Texas expands to listen and share more forgotten stories of service members
The museum recently expanded into a larger location inside Ridgmar Mall that enables it to display more artifacts from the local military community.
While small businesses were hindered by the pandemic, some taco truck businesses boomed
For many freestanding restaurants, surviving during the pandemic was a struggle, but some mobile eateries have been able to thrive. Nemesio Angeles, 37, and Magali Cruz, 37, started their business seven months before the pandemic took hold in the U.S.
District 8 candidates spar over how fast 76104 can be improved
Councilwoman Kelly Allen Gray is making the case for another term in office while her challenger, Chris Nettles, is arguing for a change in leadership.
Could we be speeding alongside I-30 at 250 mph between Fort Worth and Dallas?
North Texas transportation officials want feedback on a plan to develop high-speed transportation alongside Interstate 30.
WATCH: Parker, Peoples face off in Fort Worth Report/KERA debate
Update | Editor’s note: Early voting starts on May 24 for the June 5 runoff election. If you missed this debate, here’s your chance to […]
Fort Worth’s tech aspirations get boost with Silicon Valley AI company’s relocation
Fort Worth officials touted Tuesday a corporate relocation from Silicon Valley that they say will bolster the city’s goal of becoming a tech hub. SmartAction, […]
Downtown has big plans for Lancaster corridor. But T&P Warehouse is ‘holding it back’
The pressure is mounting on the owner of Texas & Pacific Warehouse to redevelop the historic property after years of neglect and false starts.
Zoning board blocks request for development in historical forest
The future is uncertain for a plan by Texas gubernatorial challenger Don Huffines’ real estate company to clear out more historic trees for new development in east Fort Worth.
East Fort Worth neighbors try to ‘speak for the trees,’ but bulldozers roar on
Residents like the woods in the John T. White neighborhood. Developers are tearing down the trees.
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