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Those humorous signs you see on the side of the road will still be there — despite reports that say otherwise.
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Amid record-setting temperatures last summer, Fort Worth officials felt the heat from residents upset over a growing problem: the amount of litter along the city’s roadways.
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The highway had been under construction for seven years.
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Council members say the old highway next to Deep Ellum is reaching the end of its functional life.
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Meacham’s first master plan update in nearly 20 years will be supported by federal funding from the Federal Aviation Administration and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
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Data from the Texas A&M Transportation Institute highlight 11 portions of roadway in Tarrant County as among the most congested in Texas. At the top of that list is North Freeway (I-35W and U.S. 287), between SH 183 and I-30. Every year, drivers are delayed by 2.7 million hours driving along that segment of highway.
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Traffic fatalities in Austin are on track to surpass 2021's record-breaking death toll.
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In a way, it’s taken 10 years to bike from downtown Fort Worth to downtown Dallas. That journey could become much more manageable soon.
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After a city audit revealed money in the Fort Worth Police Department’s civil asset forfeiture fund earmarked for the city, the department has started transferring funds through City Council.
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According to the Texas Department of Transportation, one person in Texas dies every eight hours and 31 minutes in a DUI-alcohol related traffic crash. They say spring break can be an especially dangerous and deadly time on Texas roadways.
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A civil rights complaint prompted the state’s environmental agency to guarantee interpretation and translation services at public meetings for people who don’t speak English. But the rollout has been plagued by confusing procedures and little clarity on how interpreters will be selected.