Drew Shaw | Fort Worth Report
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A new chief city planning officer will ensure Fort Worth’s work from transportation to new developments is strategic and aligned. -
The virtual Fort Worth Report Newsmaker Q&A explored the political climate with local party chairs Tim Davis and Allison Campolo. -
Some council members worry about potential ripple effects that could prompt more homeless activity across Fort Worth. -
Tuesday’s elections saw 25% more Democratic voters than Republican ones. Democrats want to keep the momentum; Republicans hope to match it. -
The Precinct 4 seat on the Tarrant County Commissioners Court covers Fort Worth’s northside through Azle. -
Recently identified PACs mailed and texted support for Keller-area candidates who said they were unaware of where materials originated. -
House District 98, which includes Keller, Grapevine and Southlake, is held by GOP state Rep. Giovanni Capriglione, who is not seeking reelection. -
Tarrant County Precinct 4 covers Fort Worth’s northside through Azle. Perla Bojorquez, Nydia Cardenas and Cedric Kanyinda are on the ballot. -
The city charter election includes nine amendments on the ballot, including one added without a public discussion relating to city expenses. -
The southeast Fort Worth corridor holds many of the city’s resources for homeless people and can attract illegal drug selling and camping. -
Zee Wilcox, who is running for Texas House, was removed from the GOP primary for using the wrong form when filing. -
The proposed charter amendments are likely to go before voters during the May 2 election.
