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Pablo Arauz Peña/KERADespite a town hall meeting with the developer to discuss the proposed new facility, many residents say they don't want the project so close to their homes. -
Hector Alex Guerrero works hard to keep his tens of thousands of followers up-to-date through his various social media channels. KERA spoke with Guerrero about his creative process, the line between journalism and content creation, and the opportunities made possible by social media.
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Members of International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers District 776 approved a new contract that includes wage increases. -
The large claims about how the FIFA World Cup will economically benefit the region are likely exaggerated, some experts told KERA. -
The Dallas Childcare Works Coalition wants county commissioners to put a 3% childcare tax on November’s ballot. Voter approval would raise $132 million for childcare, allowing thousands of mothers to rejoin the workforce outside the home. -
Months of tension over the Comanche Circle data center erupted in Hood County Commissioners Court as officials approved the project 3-1 amid protests, legal concerns and heated exchanges. -
The high court says Dallas, Houston, Austin and other cities improperly named the state of Texas as a defendant in a suit alleging telecom providers get an unlawful discount on the rates they pay to cities. -
The defense contractor also said certain employees will be furloughed for three weeks starting June 15. -
A Fort Worth small business owner faced trademark infringement issues due to a World Cup hashtag. We look at how to avoid such problems. -
American Airlines is temporarily suspending some routes this summer due to steep jet fuel costs amid the war with Iran. The airline says it adjusted service for select routes in August and September. -
Bluestar Alliance bought the Dickies brand for $600 million in 2025. It no longer wants to be part of the Fort Worth venue. -
The Stock Show, Bass-backed Event Facilities Fort Worth, and Dickies Arena manager make up a new nonprofit taking on the iconic complex. -
New data shows the region's growth is accelerating. -
ExxonMobil board of directors said the legal and regulatory environment in Texas is more business friendly.
