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The long-range plan for McCart Avenue from Interstate 20 to Burleson calls for safer pedestrian crossings, shared-use paths and real-time traffic signals, with rebuilding the road itself left for later.
The Alphabet-owned drone company says the factory will add up to 100 manufacturing jobs and turn out tens of thousands of aircraft a year as its Walmart delivery service grows past 270 stores.
Ferrovial says its Webber subsidiary begins building the 10-million-gallon-a-day reclamation plant in November and expects to finish by summer 2030, relieving lines that now run to the Village Creek plant in east Fort Worth.
The Panthers' boys and girls each finished second at the Class 5A Region I meet in Lubbock. Nolan Werth is the only senior on the boys' state roster, and two freshmen lead the girls.
The Mavericks built a 27-point advantage from beyond the arc, but San Antonio’s superiority on two-point shots and free throws carried the Spurs to a 112-111 victory.
AeternZ Semiconductor, a unit of Nvidia supplier King Yuan Electronics, bought land and buildings on West Everman Parkway for $79.4 million after the City Council approved a 10-year tax abatement Oct. 27.
Paschal won the first set before losing three close ones, ending Fort Worth ISD's volleyball postseason. Eagle Mountain beat Prosper Richland and gets Joshua on Monday.
A municipal judge ordered the owner of Manor Independent Living on Calmont Avenue to fix code violations or face $1,000-a-day fines, and testimony showed water to the building is set to be shut off for nonpayment.
The Panthers, winners of 16 straight, play Mansfield Legacy on Friday at Arlington High. Southwest's 15-match streak ended against Springtown.
Eight Fort Worth teams open the UIL bracket Thursday and Friday. Southwest went 14-0 in district, and Paschal won every set it played in District 7-5A.
Real Salt Lake secured a 2-1 victory over host Austin FC on Wednesday night, with second-half goals from Saba Lobjanidze and Morgan Guilavogui proving decisive.
The Panthers' girls finished six points short of a regional title, and less than a second behind on combined time. The boys held off Frenship for second. State is Nov. 7 in Round Rock.
The Panthers went 14-0 and won all 42 sets for a third straight title. Arlington Heights and North Side also advance, and an 8-5A tie for fourth sets the first-round pairings.
Victor Wembanyama scored 23 points as the San Antonio Spurs defeated the Dallas Mavericks 122-106 on Saturday. The visitors built a comfortable lead, extending their advantage in the final quarter to secure the win.
Hamilton Development's roughly 1 million-square-foot building near Bentley Bridge Drive is already leased to an unnamed tenant and is set to finish in the third quarter of 2027.
AeternZ Semiconductor, part of Taiwan's King Yuan Electronics, would get up to a 65% abatement capped at $50 million over 10 years if it builds along the I-35W South corridor and creates 630 jobs averaging at least $80,000.
The Tarrant Regional Water District board also approved an agreement spelling out which Panther Island public works the city will build and which the district will build.
Houston secured a 128-110 victory over Dallas on Wednesday, with Kevin Durant scoring 30 points and Fred VanVleet dishing out 11 assists. The home team built a commanding lead that Dallas could not overcome.
The UIL Legislative Council approved a 35-second clock for varsity basketball on Monday. North Crowley's championship coach called it overdue; districts will pay for the clocks and the people who run them.
The three-story, 7,131-square-foot building at 907 Houston St. had a $1.8 million asking price; a broker for the seller said the buyers wanted to be close to Texas A&M and its law school.
A working group appointed by Mayor Mattie Parker will present its recommendations for the downtown building, which the city bought for a library and later judged unsuitable for one.
Eagle Alliance Crossing is planned for FM 156, with construction targeted for late 2026 and completion in early 2028.
