Scott Nishimura | Fort Worth Report

The city’s economic development director says the store, — a regional draw and foodies destination — is on track to open by Thanksgiving.

Matt Krause, who represents Precinct 3, calls for regulatory guardrails after hearing from constituents at a town hall event.

The council reopens original vote after Chris Nettles said he mistakenly voted in favor of authorizing fees in Atatiana Jefferson appeal.

Despite the proposed rate bump, city manager says the average homeowner would see their tax bill decrease because of flat appraisals.

Colleagues and friends remember the late congresswoman’s life of historic firsts.

Bluestar Alliance bought the Dickies brand for $600 million in 2025. It no longer wants to be part of the Fort Worth venue.

The Stock Show, Bass-backed Event Facilities Fort Worth, and Dickies Arena manager make up a new nonprofit taking on the iconic complex.

Local and federal authorities outlined their plans for safety and security at 2026 FIFA World Cup matches in Arlington.

A proposed fee would cost a Fort Worth single-family resident $3 per month starting in 2028.

Westworth Village City Council member Halden Griffith was arrested Friday on allegations of felony bribery, the city announced. The bribe he’s accused of offering: delivering boxes of pastries to the homes of potential voters on Election Day in May, with flyers taped atop in support of a slate of three candidates running for City Council.

The city’s campaign will run from May through June, throughout the World Cup and July 4.

The plant’s new historic designation confers significant but not absolute protection against demolition.