Ismael M. Belkoura | Fort Worth Report
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Commissioners Roderick Miles Jr. and Alisa Simmons were not in attendance at the Sept. 16 meeting. Despite having a majority, the Tarrant County Commissioners Court was unable to vote on adopting the new hospital tax rate, which was capped by the court at 16.50 cents per $100 earlier this month.
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At Wednesday’s ribbon-cutting ceremony for JPS Health Network’s Psychiatric Emergency Center, District 9 council member Elizabeth Beck asked people to close their eyes and raise their hands if they or someone they know struggled with mental illness.
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The sixth grader often used a nebulizer to help him breathe, but he kept his symptoms controlled and was never a regular emergency room visitor, his father Dr. H. Peter Ku said.
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Geosyn Mining was founded in 2021 and ran operations for over a year. Now, it faces a lawsuit from the SEC.
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Nothing was amiss at SeaQuest Fort Worth during visits by city animal control staff after PETA alleged abuse and neglect, according to a city official.
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Trinity Habitat for Humanity is looking to tackle affordable housing by creating a senior living community of tiny houses in southwest Fort Worth’s Wedgwood Square neighborhood.
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Overnight library hours at UTA’s main library are being eliminated, prompting students to raise concerns about the change.
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City officials started issuing initial funds for the project Aug. 6. The city is considering awarding a total of about $4.6 million to support development.
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An influx of cryptocurrency businesses now call Cowtown home — and Fort Worth is embracing them. Experts and Fort Worth officials attribute that growth to the city’s decision to bring a bitcoin mining operation to City Hall in April 2022.
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Fort Worth zoning commissioners narrowly voted against a proposal to build a data center across the road from Tarleton State University’s Fort Worth campus.
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This is the second Starbucks location in Tarrant County to unionize and the 22nd in Texas.
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In response to community concerns about proposed redevelopment in Historic Northside, the Fort Worth Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is co-hosting a zoning workshop with city staff in Marine Park.