Developer's plans in downtown Arlington put low-income tenants on time crunch to move out
Tenants in two downtown Arlington apartment complexes face an August deadline to move out so developers can plan an apartment and retail project in their places. After years of paying substantially lower rates to a private landlord – and what residents say was little forewarning – some aren’t sure where they’ll go.
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Listen: Public art is for the people, here’s how to get involved in the process
In the latest installment of our occasional conversations with Fort Worth newsmakers, Estrus Tucker, chair of the Fort Worth Art Commission discusses what the commission does and how residents can get…
North Texas Spay Neuter Network hopes to get its paws on COVID-19 relief funds
At the Spay Neuter Network’s clinic June 30, the waiting room included a very nervous German shepherd puppy named Mikah, sitting patiently on a chair while his owner, Lisa Garcia, filled…
Tarrant Appraisal District Board violated open meetings act by locking doors, attorney says
Tarrant County residents’ frustrations with property tax appraisals boiled to the surface June 30 when so many people showed up that officials locked the doors to a public meeting. A special…
Board tasked with Panther Island oversight reduces meeting schedule
With over $400 million in hand, the next phase of the Central City Flood Project is underway. But as the project ramps up, the Trinity River Vision Authority board is planning…
New Arlington council member promises to uphold 'American dream
Long Pham, a claims supervisor and U.S. Army veteran, promised to work for and respond to Arlington residents after being sworn in as an at-large council member.