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Pipes are exposed as land erodes from the creek due to stormwater erosion Monday, July 20, 2026, in Arlington.
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As creeks eat away at Arlington backyards, residents demand city take action to prevent crisis
James Hartley
Experts not employed by city agree Arlington could face serious consequences if issues with stormwater runoff and erosion aren't addressed, though they don't fully agree on a timeline. City officials say the situation is under control.
Atatiana Jefferson, a Black woman wearing black glasses and a teal shirt, smiles for a photograph with a young boy who makes a silly face. She's sitting in a restaurant and flipping through a menu.
Amanda McCoy
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram, Pool
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Fort Worth proposes $11.25 million settlement with Atatiana Jefferson's family
Emmanuel Rivas Valenzuela
Richard Garrett thinks about his dog, Baby, that was stolen from his tent under the I-30 overpass Feb. 1, 2024, in Dallas. “I hope to get her back before it all goes through,” Garrett said as he waits to hear if he was approved for housing through the decommissioning process.
Yfat Yossifor
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KERA
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Dallas County commissioners put homelessness relief tax on November ballot
Marina Trahan Martinez
Fort Worth City Council members meet Aug. 11, 2026. Council members made three data center-related votes, including one on a moratorium and another on an advisory committee. ()
Christine Vo
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Fort Worth Report
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Data center moratorium takes first steps after Fort Worth City Council’s unanimous vote
Nicole Lopez | Fort Worth Report
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