Bob Francis | Fort Worth Report

Former Stockyards Heritage Development Co. leader Craig Cavileer and his new company, Delightful Development, announced plans Wednesday for a $160 million luxury resort along 1,000 feet of Marine Creek frontage just behind Mule Alley and Hotel Drover.

Ramrock Real Estate is planning a six-building development on the site.

Former Fort Worth Police Chief Ed Kraus to lead the downtown commercial and residential center.

Now the nation’s 10th most populous city, Fort Worth to be subject of a bimonthly economic report from the Dallas Federal Reserve.

How will Texas data centers be powered amid boom? Nuclear experts are making plans.

Former Texas, Oregon strength coach Ruben "Duck" Contreras, announced as the community-owned team’s coach.

Officials urged essential travel only as many Fort Worth-area roads remain slick from a weekend winter storm.

The last free evening and weekend parking in downtown Fort Worth garages disappears as the ball drops Dec. 31.

There was more bull than usual on West Exchange Avenue on a bright Tuesday afternoon.

The fifth annual Cowtown Birthplace of Western Swing Festival will call downbeat at noon Nov. 6, drawing attendees from near (Fort Worth) and far (at least Italy) who remain aficionados of the music genre that traces its origins to the city.

A master plan from the Texas Department of Transportation promises a new focus on projects in Fort Worth and the surrounding area.

The city of Fort Worth is hiring for the newly created position of chief planning officer in an effort to bring “clarity, coordination, and strategic foresight” to how the nation’s 11th-largest city plans and invests as it continues to grow.