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Governor touts Texas tax policies as business friendly before ringing NYSE closing bell in ArlingtonGov. Greg Abbott bragged that state financial policies make Texas more business friendly at a ceremonial closing bell celebrating NYSE Texas.
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More than 30 Arlington residents met at the police South District Service Center to learn more and ask questions about the proposed tax rate increase Thursday. Another town hall will be held Aug. 21.
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The 3-cent increase would be enough for the city to close a projected deficit and brace for more property tax challenges in 2027.
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The city says paying off the bond early saved Arlington around $150 million in interest and fees.
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Three men are behind the effort to remove Tarrant County District Clerk Thomas "Tom" Wilder. They are all locked in years-long divorce battles and now want to remove Wilder as part of a wider effort to target the family court system.
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Regional transportation leaders are sending a letter to congressional representatives asking them to support the bullet train project.
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Increasing the tax rate by about 3 cents per $100 of valuation would prevent the need to terminate employees, eliminate cost of living wages and reduce employee benefits.
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A tax increase could help the city close the $25 million budget gap projected for 2026 without making cuts that would negative impact police and firefighters.
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Arlington rapper S3nsi Molly talks to us about her rise in the Dallas music scene, collaborating with major artists and staying true to her sound.
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The ‘Game of Thrones’ exhibit at the Arlington Museum of Art will feature dozens of authentic costumes from all eight seasons of the show.
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The reduced adoption fee — normally $100 for dogs and $90 for cats — is part of the nationwide Clear the Shelters event running Friday through Aug. 23.
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About 250 North Texans rallied in Arlington against the state Legislature’s unusual mid-decade redistricting efforts.