Cecilia Lenzen | Fort Worth Report
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Of Texas’ five largest counties, Tarrant’s commissioners court is the only one that meets monthly. -
Tarrant observed the holiday for 25 years before the late civil rights activist was found to have sexually abused women and girls. -
They plan to propose a temporary halt to allow more time to review and propose regulations on the hubs. -
Absence of ethics group to review City Hall complaints reinforces need for Mattie Parker to maintain public’s trust, experts tell the Report. -
Tarrant County’s largest Pride celebration was canceled last year in response to Arlington’s suspension of its antidiscrimination ordinance. -
Mattie and David Parker pushed back on claims that his position as a lobbyist poses ethical concerns. -
Demonstrators at North Texas World Cup kickoff game aim to educate international visitors on ICE presence throughout the games. -
Commissioner Alisa Simmons requested the briefing on a task force created in 2023. -
County commissioners voted along party lines not to honor the HELP Center for LGBTQ+ Health. -
French secured the GOP nomination for the Texas Railroad Commission, which oversees the state’s oil and gas industry. -
Commissioners voted 3-1 to continue paying the company that incorrectly identified the voters. -
One voter said his registration was removed three times. Another received a letter saying he might be dead.
