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Fort Worth seeks $13.5M in federal grants for housing, homelessness

The city has submitted a 2026-2027 action plan to the Department of Housing and Urban Development requesting funds for affordable housing, homelessness programs, and services for seniors and youth.

Sasha EsparzaSeptember 26, 20262 min read

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City Hall6 days ago
Fort Worth Demolishes Iconic Arena, Faces Uncertain Future for Arts Center
The city is tearing down the 1968 Convention Center Arena and a 1959 office building, while the fate of the Herbert Bayer-designed Community Arts Center remains unresolved.
City Hall8 days ago
Fort Worth-area testing will examine possible electric air taxi routes
A Texas transportation initiative is testing electric aircraft and potential North Texas routes without carrying passengers in its opening flights.
City Hall8 days ago
Fort Worth voters can get discounted Lyft trips on Nov. 3
Lyft will offer qualifying transportation to polling places at half price across the Dallas-Fort Worth area on Nov. 3.
City Hall8 days ago
Airlines allow fee-free changes as DFW, Love Field delays grow
Travelers affected by technical problems at an FAA facility could change some flights without fees as disruptions spread across airports.
City Hall10 days ago
Aquatics plan proposes 10 outdoor pools, four indoor facilities
A draft master plan outlines a significant expansion of public water facilities, including new flagship centers and spray grounds, pending final approval by city officials.
City Hall10 days ago
Trinity Metro launches pink La Linea Rosa bus route in Fort Worth
Trinity Metro has permanently rebranded Bus Route 1 as La Linea Rosa, featuring pink buses with Hispanic cultural designs to honor the corridor's demographics.
City Hall11 days ago
North Texas residents raise concerns over rising water costs
Customers in the Fort Worth area are questioning recent increases in their water bills.
City Hall11 days ago
Downtown landmark to be retired
City officials have announced plans to conclude the use of a downtown Fort Worth landmark.

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Fort Worth seeks $13.5M in federal grants for housing, homelessness

More City Hall

Fort Worth Demolishes Iconic Arena, Faces Uncertain Future for Arts Center

Fort Worth-area testing will examine possible electric air taxi routes

Fort Worth voters can get discounted Lyft trips on Nov. 3

Airlines allow fee-free changes as DFW, Love Field delays grow

Aquatics plan proposes 10 outdoor pools, four indoor facilities

Trinity Metro launches pink La Linea Rosa bus route in Fort Worth

North Texas residents raise concerns over rising water costs

Downtown landmark to be retired

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