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City Council makes investing in affordable housing a priority.
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The transit agency is also considering simplifying its bus fares to increase ridership.
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Beulah Moore, 78, always relied on her husband, William, to repair the home they’ve owned in the Historic Southside since 1978. But after he lost his sight, making repairs became harder for him.
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Julia Carl, 41, grew up in Fort Worth’s Ryan Place but moved to the Rosemont neighborhood nine years ago, attracted to its location and affordability.
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Accelerated interest in Tarrant County’s transportation needs kept discussions moving during a summit on Feb. 9.
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For years, South Main was an urban village mostly by name only.
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Fort Worthians know their city is rapidly growing with some 20,000 new residents moving to the city annually. With growth comes the need for more affordable housing.
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A HUD report shows Fort Worth’s voucher denial rate is almost 80%, and housing experts say the trend is increasing.
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While growth in Texas stayed consistent with the national average in October, a new report from the ADP Research Institute found year-over-year wages were growing at a faster pace in January and February.
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The North Texas congressman sat down with KERA to talk infrastructure.
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Leaders in the public and private sectors discussed new projects, energy and innovation at the summit.
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Amtrak and Texas Central are considering a partnership to study the potential for a bullet train connecting the state's two largest cities