Seth Bodine | Fort Worth Report
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Workers at a GM parts distribution center in Roanoke and a plant in Carrollton join colleagues in 3 assembly plants on strike for higher wages and job security. -
More than 5,000 auto workers at the GM assembly plant in Arlington are returning to work under an expired contract, waiting for the signal to start picket lines.
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More than 5,000 auto workers at General Motors’ Arlington assembly plant — and thousands of other workers across the country — could strike if contract negotiations run past Thursday night’s expiration deadline.
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A potential UPS worker strike over wages, air-conditioning in trucks and pensions after stalled negotiations could have serious consequences.
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Drivers play daily waiting games with trains across Fort Worth. The reasons are long.
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Another homeware store, Tuesday Morning, is in the process of going out of business and is closing all locations, including in Fort Worth and North Texas, the company announced on May 1.
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Taco Heads owner is one of the founders of the La Pulga brand tequila.
