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Owners told the Fort Worth Report they are adding to-go service, warning newsletter readers and counting on foot traffic as the city readies a cast iron water and sewer replacement expected to go to bid in November.
Five Texas House candidates agreed on the need for tax relief at an Oct. 8 forum but differed on Abbott's plan, school vouchers and data centers.
Keep Fort Worth Beautiful hands out free gloves and bags to registered volunteers Wednesday through Friday, and residents can bring old car and bike tires to the Hazel Harvey Peace Center that Saturday morning.
The Tarrant County Housing Assistance Office says too little repair work followed a 24-hour notice listing 14 life-threatening deficiencies at the senior community, the Fort Worth Report reports.
At an Oct. 6 forum, the leaders of Tarleton State, TCC, Texas Wesleyan and the Fort Worth Chamber described employer partnerships meant to keep students in school and in the region.
The northwest Tarrant County district, which serves part of Fort Worth, says the Nov. 3 measures would raise about $9.1 million a year and slow job cuts but would not close an $11.3 million shortfall.
The Fort Worth Chamber chose the downtown Texas A&M campus for its 2026 Vandergriff Award, to be presented at the State of the County luncheon where Judge Tim O'Hare speaks.
State lawmakers, a Fort Worth council member and Latino advocacy groups gathered at Marine Park on the last day of voter registration to push turnout for the Nov. 3 election.
New reports show Republican incumbents ahead in money for county judge, commissioner and district attorney, while Democrats lead in the clerk races.
Six of the 10 candidates for three elected seats favor ending the two-year residential schedule the board renewed 5-4 in September, though the board cannot revisit it until 2028.
The college corrected the property value comparison it published before trustees raised the tax rate to 12 cents per $100; the rate stands, a trustee who voted no says a constituent flagged the numbers.
The Oct. 7 evening at the school’s Scott Theater is free, with an RSVP requested by email or phone.
Residents can use the collection without joining Litter Stomp. Cleanup volunteers have separate supply-pickup dates.
Christopher Rheams appears in Fort Worth Report’s Oct. 4 community series; UNT sources document his faculty role and work with the student coalition.
Visiting Baylor Bears overwhelmed the home Arizona State Sun Devils 55-19 on Saturday, Oct. 3, 2026, at Mountain America Stadium. DJ Lagway threw four touchdowns to lead the rout.
Conner Weigman accounted for four touchdowns as the Houston Cougars rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat the visiting UCF Knights 27-17 at TDECU Stadium on Saturday.
Four Fort Worth residents, including council member Deborah Peoples, asked a district court Friday to restore polling places cut for the Nov. 3 election; Judge Tim O'Hare's campaign called the suit a political stunt.
Two pickup sites have a 15-bag limit per address, and residents must bring proof of address.
New monthly garbage charges range from $16.50 to $30.90 per cart, with a separate environmental protection fee based on account type.
A North Texas Commission study puts Tarrant County’s annual gross-product impact at $12.8 billion, including effects beyond defense companies themselves.
The two-year state award supports MHMR’s role in a North Texas partnership. A new enrollment timeline has not been announced.
Tarrant County is in the extended watch. The city's high-water flashers and barricades are key warnings to respect if slow-moving storms push water over roads.
