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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.
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The only thing standing between Parkview Elementary students and eight lanes of oncoming traffic: crossing guard John Lyons.
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In a first concrete step toward starting work to revitalize Fort Worth’s East Lancaster corridor, City Council voted unanimously to adopt the locally preferred alternative for the Eastside Transportation Plan.
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Developers soon won’t be able to opt out of building affordable housing if an amendment is approved by City Council at its upcoming Jan. 23 meeting.
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Fort Worth City Council approved a $3.5 million settlement with the family of Atatiana Jefferson Tuesday. Jefferson was shot and killed in 2019 by former Fort Worth police officer Aaron Dean.
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Following a Nov. 28 City Council vote, Fort Worth will not participate in two proposed class action settlement agreements with companies that released “forever chemicals” into public water systems across the U.S.
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The Fort Worth Public Library is closing the book on a location previously approved for its new downtown branch.
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Elizabeth Beck and Charlie Lauersdorf sit on opposite sides of the dais at Fort Worth’s City Council meetings, and their politics look pretty different, too. Beck is a Democrat, and Lauersdorf is a Republican.
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Alcon files plans to expand its campus in south Fort Worth as its business grows.
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The future of 1300 Gendy St., the current site of the city-owned Fort Worth Community Arts Center, could include restaurants, a hotel, apartments or an outdoor amphitheater if one of two plans presented to the community moves forward.