Cecilia Lenzen | Fort Worth Report
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The 2026 primary, held in March, includes county, state and national offices.
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The Democrat is seeking county office after state lawmakers adopted a new congressional map that drew him out of his district.
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The Democrat is seeking Commissioner Alisa Simmons’ seat as she campaigns for county judge.
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As North Texas’ population continues to surge, the secret to the region’s economic prowess lies in its cities’ shared commitment to success, six local mayors said.
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A new team will proactively and regularly audit the Fort Worth Police Department to ensure legal, moral and ethical policing standards, Chief Eddie García announced Tuesday.
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Two attendees were removed from the Fort Worth City Council chambers Tuesday night after yelling during a meeting and questioning city marshals.
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The council is considering asking voters to tweak the city’s governing document next year.
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Tim Davis, who is on the board at JPS Health, takes over as the local Republican chairman after Bo French resigned.
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Fort Worth and Tarrant County officials reduced how often they meet to prioritize efficiency, they said. Some residents say their voices are being stifled.
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Behind-the-scenes political maneuvering and threats of retaliation may have influenced the leadership and future of a public board designed to preserve local history, Tarrant County Commissioner Alisa Simmons said.
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Filing for Texas’ 2026 primary election is open, and candidates are announcing their bids for Tarrant County-area offices.
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Fort Worth’s Mercy Culture Church aims to get more conservative Christians elected through its online Campaign University.