Haley Samsel | Fort Worth Report
Environmental reporter-
A fast-growing section of far south Fort Worth will see a 67-acre open space transformed into Oak Grove Community Park after eight years of inactivity. -
Millions of birds die in building collisions each year. How many are injured or killed flying through downtown Fort Worth?
-
The only environmental film festival in Texas will bring a combination of short films, music and conversation to Fort Worth for the first time Sept. 8.
-
-
City Council members approved a $6 million construction contract to move a storm drain line near the intersection of Greenleaf and Kansas streets, just south of the White Settlement bridge.
-
Tarrant County commissioners left the door open to joining a coalition of Texas local governments seeking millions in federal solar project funding after initially rejecting the proposal in July.
-
Following years of speculation about the future of real estate development on Panther Island, residents are getting their first peek at what’s to come for 500 acres between downtown Fort Worth and the Northside community.
-
Council set to vote on moratorium, comprehensive plan Aug. 8
-
Residents, city consider appeal.
-
An infusion of federal funding puts Fort Worth on a path to pull off its long-awaited waterfront project. History gives clues to what happens next.
-
Architect Michael Bennett, who moderated a June 15 discussion about the future of economic development in and around Panther Island, said he knows firsthand the “bizarre and sometimes good ideas” architecture students can produce.
-
City steps up testing, awaits final EPA rules.
