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Charlie Lauersdorf has thought about changing his email signature to include an apology for missed trash service. That’s how many complaints he regularly receives from residents about their garbage not getting picked up, the Fort Worth City Council member said last month.
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After more than 38 years, MedStar’s time as the designated EMS provider for Fort Worth is drawing to a close.
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The head of Fort Worth’s neighborhood services department is on paid leave while the city conducts an HR investigation.
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Fort Worth’s proposed street maintenance fee will help the city bridge a $66 million funding gap for road improvements.
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Fort Worth City Council took two steps in addressing the city’s need for more housing by approving new initiatives during its March 19 meeting.
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More than 20 years after Fort Worth leaders envisioned a waterfront development that would transform hundreds of acres between downtown and the Northside community, government agencies have a new roadmap for developing what will become Panther Island.
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While next year’s budget is more than six months from completion, Fort Worth City Council members met to discuss next year’s goals as the city implements a new strategy for forming its annual budget.
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Aerospace companies Gulfstream Aerospace and Elbit Systems of America are seeking a state incentive designed to encourage job growth.
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The city of Fort Worth said it’s ultimately because zoning allowed the construction. Motel owner Dev Surati said there should be no problem. He was born and raised in a hotel, he said, and there’s a solid client base in the area.
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The number of students attending Fort Worth ISD is declining, but the district’s leader does not expect to close any schools for at least a year.
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Fort Worth has been a part of the MedStar EMS system since 1986. But as the public utility continues to struggle with rising costs and declining reimbursements, council members are taking a closer look at alternative models.
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Three days after a drunken driver struck two pedestrians in the West 7th area, Fort Worth approved a contract aimed at strengthening safety in the city’s entertainment districts.