Tarrant County
‘They’re outside every day, and they’re looking at it:’ Homeless outreach nonprofit beautifies East Lancaster
Abraham Jackson and his wife, Martha Jackson, lost their 28-year-old son, Aron Jackson, about a year ago to natural causes. Now, Aron is memorialized in nonprofit homeless outreach organization When We Love’s new “Hope is Alive” mural. “It’s a huge honor,” Abraham Jackson said. “It’s bittersweet because I’d rather have my son, you know, not…
City of Fort Worth to keep Olympic-sized pool
The city is changing its 2022 bond proposal to keep Forest Park Pool Olympic-sized, Fort Worth District 9 City Councilwoman Elizabeth Beck confirmed Wednesday. “It…
Panther Island drawn out of Granger’s congressional district
The footprint of the long-awaited, controversial Panther Island/Central City Flood Control Project will no longer be a part of Congresswoman Kay Granger’s district, raising questions…
Listen: Carlos Flores shares priorities, experience as only Latino on City Council
He is trying to partner with the private sector to solve some of the issues his constituents face and use his experience as an engineer…
New Fort Worth City Council meeting schedule ends late nights at City Hall
Fort Worth resident Bob Willoughby has attended City Council meetings for the past eight years to exercise his civic rights and voice his concerns.When the…
Fort Worth housing authority aims to build different approach to poverty
After The Holston in the Alliance corridor opened in June, Kendrick Ladd moved in with his clothes, a few personal items and his sister’s car.…
Tarrant water district plans to spend more on Panther Island project. When will federal government invest?
An Army veteran who started a massage therapy business a few months before the COVID-19 pandemic asked the Tarrant Regional Water District on Tuesday whether…
Lip service or solutions in Fort Worth? As Aaron Dean gets new trial date, civic leaders drive dialogue on race, police
With the Aaron Dean trial scheduled to start in early January, Fort Worth stands at a crossroads.
Fort Worth extends $479 million Waste Management contract
The city of Fort Worth decided not to waste time asking whether other companies could pick up residents’ trash and recycling for less. Instead, the…
Listen: City staffer explains Safe Outdoor Dogs Bill, Fort Worth animal welfare
In the latest installment of our occasional conversations with Fort Worth leaders, Tim Morton, assistant director of Code Compliance, explains the Safe Outdoor Dogs Bill…
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