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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded Fort Worth $5 million in grant funding to combat the city’s affordable housing crisis, city leaders announced at a press conference July 2.
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The land trust will lease land to those with lower incomes who can purchase homes on the land at low cost.
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Fort Worth City Council approves $630M plan with hotel, retail, apartments and underground garages.
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About half of Fort Worth’s preschoolers receive high-quality instructional support. Here’s what else city leaders learned.
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Two mostly undeveloped properties spanning 7.11 acres in southeast Fort Worth can now be used to build residential properties — a change that some proponents say will help mitigate air pollution and health issues in the predominantly Black and Hispanic community.
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Federal funding timelines may yet be satisfied following Fort Worth’s decision to free up previously allocated American Rescue Plan Act dollars on May 21.
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Fort Worth City Council voted to eliminate a requirement that Waste Management hire minority- and women-owned businesses for its $479 million trash contract.
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At a recent Fort Worth City Council meeting, Mayor Mattie Parker told her colleagues that child care facilities across Fort Worth are struggling to keep their lights on and doors open.
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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.