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County Judge Tim O'Hare said he's doubling down on the rules at open meetings after two people say they were banned from Commissioners Court.
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County Judge Tim O'Hare kicked out multiple people at a July 2 meeting. Two say they've been told not to come back.
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The audit report, filed during a July 2 Commissioners Court meeting, revealed some of the department’s issues with its administration of federal and state grant awards in recent years.
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Tarrant County child care facilities get a 50% tax break. Providers want the county to pass a full exemption for greater financial relief.
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County leaders voted to max out two homestead exemptions. One will affect funding for John Peter Smith Hospital.
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On June 4, the Tarrant County Commissioners Court voted unanimously to appoint Dr. William Brian Byrd, 53, to the role. Precinct 4 County Commissioner Manny Ramirez was not in attendance but expressed support for Byrd in a statement.
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Executive Chief Deputy Charles Eckert worked for the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office for more than 30 years.
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With 91 out of 106 precincts reporting, Roderick Miles has defeated Kathleen Hicks with 62% of votes in the Tarrant County Commissioner Precinct 1 runoff race. Hicks earned 38% of votes.
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Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare prioritizes business growth, jail population for next year in officeO'Hare says he wants to bring more companies to Tarrant County, and to save money by avoiding the construction of a new jail.
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Anthony Johnson Jr. died in jail custody last month, after a jailer kneeled on his back. His cause of death has not yet been released.
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The payout to Chasity Congious is the largest county settlement in history.
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Woman whose baby died after birth in Tarrant jail could receive biggest settlement in county historyCounty leaders will vote whether to approve a $1.2 million settlement for Chasity Congious.