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The bootmaker's owners broke ground Thursday on a four-and-a-half-story garage at Ellis Avenue and NW 25th Street, replacing one of the district's busiest surface lots, with construction expected to begin within weeks.
A company run by Kent family heirs would buy two vacated city office buildings on Monroe Street and two parking lots, with plans for offices, condos and shops; the deal would close Nov. 5 if approved.
The companies will combine their Dallas-Fort Worth operations in Grapevine. Century says buyers will keep working with their local HistoryMaker teams.
The Army Corps of Engineers, Tarrant Regional Water District and the city will host a come-and-go open house on the Central City Flood Control Project at Northside Community Center from 6 to 7:30 p.m.
A Wednesday morning ceremony marked the start of work to tear down the Southside Community Center for the $70 million museum, and Michelle Obama is scheduled to join Lee's centennial celebration tonight.
A Regional Transportation Council award will put charging equipment at Fort Worth Meacham International Airport, one of four North Texas airports sharing $477,500 to prepare for electric air taxis.
The Houston developer closed on the ranch after roughly a year of talks with the city and must build Walsh Ranch Parkway and other roads up front, The Real Deal reported Monday.
The commission report is scheduled for 4 p.m., with a public hearing during the 6 p.m. council meeting.
The grocer plans to begin construction in early 2027 on land at Chisholm Trail Parkway and Oakmont Boulevard.
The Fort Worth location lists infant through pre-K programs and weekday hours from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Applications are open for the city’s Construction Training Academy, with a first cohort running Nov. 12, 2026 through Jan. 21, 2027.
New apartment construction and flood control infrastructure plans mark a shift for the long-planned Panther Island district north of downtown.
Fort Worth’s newest affordable housing development, Babers Manor, held its grand opening and welcomed its first residents.
Germany has received its first F-35 aircraft, marking the initial delivery of the multirole fighter to the nation's air force.
Movements4TheSoul is hosting an Oct. 10 art exhibition at Weston Gardens to raise funds and awareness against a proposed $10 billion facility.
A new 67-unit mixed-income housing development adjacent to JPS Health Network opened in early 2026, pairing affordable homes with on-site wellness services and commercial space leased to the hospital.
Neighbors in the Mistletoe Heights area are urging planners to include housing, retail, and pedestrian infrastructure around the future Near Southside/Medical District rail stop.
Rapid residential expansion in Denton and surrounding areas is stretching fire response times beyond department goals, forcing officials to weigh the costs of new stations against future tax revenue.
A Fort Worth-based company is working to bring futuristic air taxi travel to Texas residents.
Fort Worth Housing Solutions will hold the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Babers Manor, a new housing development in the Stop Six neighborhood, on Sept. 23.
The Texas Department of Transportation began Phase One of Project Nexus at Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport, initiating data collection flights for future advanced air mobility.
