Tarrant County Commissioners Court

Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn gave a briefing to commissioners about the statistics related to Tarrant County Jail inmates in 2025.

Tarrant County received a letter from the Freedom from Religion Foundation with legal concerns over its Ten Commandments monument installed on the courthouse lawn.

The Precinct 4 seat on the Tarrant County Commissioners Court covers Fort Worth’s northside through Azle.

County commissioners launched a mid-decade redistricting effort in the summer, with County Judge Tim O’Hare admitting the move was to make the precinct easier for Republicans to win.

Tarrant County Precinct 4 covers Fort Worth’s northside through Azle. Perla Bojorquez, Nydia Cardenas and Cedric Kanyinda are on the ballot.

Three Democrats and two Republicans are running to represent southeast and southwest Tarrant County.

Briefings about deaths in Tarrant County’s jail won’t be allowed during the commissioners’ public meetings.

The Tarrant County jail has 388 inmates with a federal immigration hold, officials said Tuesday.

The Tarrant County monument was privately donated by the American History & Heritage Foundation, a nonprofit founded in 2015 dedicated to “educating and informing the public about American history and heritage.”

Tarrant County commissioners Tuesday approved more than $135,000 in funding for legal counsel in two different lawsuits.

Bishop Mark Kirkland is seeking $250,000 in damages after Tim O’Hare had him removed from a public meeting.

The Fort Worth Democrat had filed to challenge GOP incumbent Tim O’Hare just before last week’s deadline to get on the 2026 ballot. His withdrawal gives Commissioner Alisa Simmons a clear path to the Democratic nomination.