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Courtesy photo/Marek Ślusarczyk, Wikimedia CommonsNorth Texas leaders plan to urge state legislators to create a statewide high-speed rail authority with eminent domain powers to support and coordinate efforts to build bullet train routes to Fort Worth, Arlington, Dallas, Houston and possibly other areas. -
DRC file photoCounty Commissioners also approve lowest tax rate since 1986.
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AT&T workers are on strike across the south. Their union says the Dallas-based company refuses to bargain on a new contract with higher wages and health care benefits. -
Lockheed Martin Corp. is soaring with new multibillion defense and government contracts for next generation applications for technology in missile systems, unmanned air vehicles and weather satellite arrays. -
Tarrant County leaders said they plan to lobby the state Legislature to provide millions of dollars for more funding for needed transit projects, including basic maintenance for local highways. -
Fort Worth native Clarence Donald Babers dedicated his life to improving public housing in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, New Mexico and Oklahoma as a leader and administrator for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. -
The Texas-based grocery chain is set to open another location closer in Las Colinas as part of its growing North Texas expansion. -
A Dallas man pleaded guilty to two counts of securities fraud Tuesday. According to plea documents, the man stole $27 million over the course of at least three years. -
To help raise money the Lubbock-area food bank recruited a Michelin-recognized chef. -
As Tarrant County rapidly grows, the need for more transit options is increasingly apparent. Just take a drive if you want proof. -
Houston residents will now have one less option when it comes to interstate bus travel after Megabus pulls out of the Texas market. -
Geosyn Mining was founded in 2021 and ran operations for over a year. Now, it faces a lawsuit from the SEC. -
More details on the cost, size, academic departments and a city partnership at the planned UTA West campus were revealed in an Aug. 20 Fort Worth City Council presentation. -
Trinity Habitat for Humanity is looking to tackle affordable housing by creating a senior living community of tiny houses in southwest Fort Worth’s Wedgwood Square neighborhood.
