Arlington Entertainment District

City leaders expect AT&T Stadium, temporarily renamed for the World Cup, to help Arlington’s chances of hosting the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2031.

The economic impact of the tournament was hit or miss, depending on what the business caters to, owners said.

The entertainment district's designation as a cultural district is effective immediately at the local level, but state approval will be needed before the reclassification is official in the eyes of Texas law.

Cluck, who also worked as a physician and led the push for AT&T Stadium and major city growth, leaves a legacy of reshaping Arlington.

Form-based code is intended to create a more attractive, walkable downtown that connects to the entertainment district.

The three-day race weekend brought thousands of race car fans to Arlington.

Choctaw Stadium's street-facing ground floor is becoming home to more restaurants and shops, and city leaders expect the growth to continue.

The city has designated areas for rideshare pickup and drop off.

Tarrant County Public Health received a report of a measles exposure at Texas Live! and Globe Life Field April 19.

It'll be the biggest and longest event Arlington has ever hosted. That means new challenges with deadlines are fast approaching.

Four veterans of the Army's 1st Cavalry Division traveled from across the country to see each other and visit the National Medal of Honor Museum.

Museum organizers say when the exhibit opens March 25, it will share the real stories of often-ordinary Americans who took extraordinary actions in combat.