infrastructure

City and county leaders say industry will usher in infrastructure improvements — but residents in the small town say they can't wait for more amenities.

Despite a town hall meeting with the developer to discuss the proposed new facility, many residents say they don't want the project so close to their homes.

Some North Texas communities have made efforts to stop – or at least slow – the growth of data centers, but legal challenges from developers are making it an uphill battle.

DART leaders say the agency is ready to transport the thousands of World Cup visitors around the region.

Volunteers in orange jerseys will be at the airport throughout the tournament to assist travelers.

The union representing paratransit drivers voted this week to authorize a strike for a second time, pointing to what leaders said is "unfair treatment" by the company contracted to provide services.

The new plaza is set to be completed just before the World Cup begins — and it'll be around long after the tournament is over.

The state's grid operator will vote Tuesday on whether to begin a study of data centers, known as "Batch Zero," that would use a new evaluation process for adding projects to the grid.

New data shows the region's growth is accelerating.

Ambassadors in yellow jerseys and increased security are part of DART's World Cup plan.

A proposed fee would cost a Fort Worth single-family resident $3 per month starting in 2028.

A June 2 meeting could shape how city leaders approach data centers looking to set up shop in Fort Worth.