Sandra Sadek | Fort Worth Report
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The hacking group Medusa has posted files it claims to have illegally obtained from the Tarrant Appraisal District network to the dark web, the appraisal district confirmed April 16.
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A lack of funding and support often brings unplanned challenges to projects like Quail Trail.
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Weeks after learning that North Texas secured more 2026 FIFA World Cup matches than any other host city, Michael Morris credits his transportation plan — and its “special sauce” — as the reason the region scored high with the organizing agency.
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City Council makes investing in affordable housing a priority.
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The journey home to the former student housing at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary took Presbyterian Night Shelter CEO Toby Owen 30 years.
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The Tarrant Appraisal District found that less than 300 individuals had sensitive information impacted by a recent ransomware attack.
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Numbers from the 2024 Point in Time Count show a 12% decrease in Tarrant County’s homeless population compared to the previous year.
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An unknown ransomware group is demanding $700,000 from the Tarrant Appraisal District, after a network disruption last week took the district’s systems offline.
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The transit agency is also considering simplifying its bus fares to increase ridership.
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The Tarrant Appraisal District will hold an emergency board meeting March 25.
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Fort Worth City Council took two steps in addressing the city’s need for more housing by approving new initiatives during its March 19 meeting.
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Beulah Moore, 78, always relied on her husband, William, to repair the home they’ve owned in the Historic Southside since 1978. But after he lost his sight, making repairs became harder for him.