Eric E. Garcia | Fort Worth Report
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The transportation director plans to resume his duties at the North Central Texas Council of Governments after a ruling Tuesday.
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The transportation policy group’s decision to sue the North Central Texas Council of Governments came during an emergency meeting.
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Regional Transportation Council members are upset that longtime transportation director Michael Morris was fired.
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A popular passenger rail line will be extended from downtown Fort Worth to the city’s hospital district.
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How will Texas data centers be powered amid boom? Nuclear experts are making plans.
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Black Mountain Energy’s proposed 187-acre data center, to be built with concrete, glass and metal materials, is planned for 3760, 3816, 3850, 3900, 3930, 3950, 4050, 4700 and 4712 Lon Stephenson Road and 7500 Anglin Drive.
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New restrictions on federal food stamp benefits include banning sweetened drinks and candy.
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Federal funds will help pay for the second and third phases of the Hughes House affordable housing apartment complex.
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The combat naval ship named for Fort Worth launched into service in 2012.
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Riders won’t be able to catch the service from downtown Fort Worth stations as construction causes temporary disruptions.
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Kevin Newell, president and CEO of Royal Capital, told Fort Worth residents that a neighborhood construction project is coming this year.
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Arlington city officials propose a technology-based regional transit authority to oversee high-speed rail and unmanned transportation systems.