Fort Worth

Fort Worth's longest-serving mayor, Betsy Price, isn't running for reelection, leaving room for change in city leadership for the first time in years. Two current City Council members are gunning for her job, and another is retiring, leaving three seats up for grabs -- and the races are more crowded than usual. This is a big difference from years past. In 2019, all the same City Council members got reelected.

Betsy Price, Fort Worth's longest-serving mayor, is stepping down, leaving room for change in city government.

The MedStar ambulance service has seen an increase in opioid overdoses. Meanwhile, local law enforcement says fentanyl, a powerful and deadly synthetic opioid, is becoming more prevalent.

Voters in Fort Worth and Arlington will choose new mayors.

In October 2019, a white Fort Worth police officer shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson, a Black woman, in her home. Her family is still waiting on a trial, which has been delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

The head of Fort Worth's water utility says he got no warning that three out of four of the city's water plants would lose power during the storm in February.

As of Wednesday, Texas' statewide mask mandate and capacity limits for businesses end. Two Fort Worth business owners share whether they're sticking to the protocols.

City leaders, business owners, school districts, teachers and parents respond to Gov. Abbott's lifting of the statewide mask mandate and business capacity limits.

Three Fort Worth elementary schools will finally begin in-person teaching next week, days after most of the district schools were able to return.

Price is Fort Worth's longest-serving mayor, and she announced last month she won't run for reelection.

Most Texans have gotten power back, but water remains a challenge.

Problems with water service are mounting in across the state as utilities struggle to maintain water pressure. Power outages are affecting delivery, as is high demand and sub-freezing temperatures.