Chris Moss | Arlington Report

The ordinance is a revised version of one passed in 2021, which was struck down in September after a federal grant funding scare.

Council members say the ordinance reaffirms protections and ensures the safety of federal grants. Advocates say it is stripped of its power.

An aging building, poor academic performance and declining enrollment prompted administrators to recommend the campus closure.

Steve Cavender, a longtime resident and community leader, said fiscal responsibility was a core reason behind his campaign.

The mayor's seat and four council spots are up for grabs this year. Candidates have until Feb. 13 to file for a spot on the May 2 ballot.

Some educators could see raises as high as $36K per year if AISD participates in the state program.

One of the largest pride events in North Texas won’t return to the city unless LGBTQ protections are reinstated, organizers said.

Arlington will host nine matches in the tournament. There are multiple ways to secure your seat in Dallas Stadium for next year.

The decision came after more than 50 people addressed the council, all but 11 of them in support of reinstating the ordinance.

Arlington will vote Dec. 9 on reinstating its suspended anti-discrimination ordinance after months of debate, with several council members signaling support amid concerns over federal funding and enforcement.

FIFA unveiled the schedule for group stage games a day after teams found out their opponents.

In April, Arlington ISD trustees were told that a declining birth rate and charter schools are pushing the district’s enrollment to fall under 50,000 students by 2032.