House Bill 2844, awaiting Gov. Greg Abbott’s signature, would move food truck permitting under the state’s jurisdiction. With ...

Hancock announced his candidacy the same day Hegar swore him in as chief clerk in the comptroller’s office. He will become acting comptroller July 1 when Hegar, himself a former senator, leaves to ...

52 Faces of Community is a Fort Worth Report weekly series spotlighting local unsung heroes. It is sponsored by Central Market, H-E-B and JPS Health Network. A chance email with information about a ...

Editor’s note: Made in Tarrant is an occasional Q&A series on small businesses started in Tarrant County. Submit your business here. Wanda Hise’s leap from fashion merchandising graduate to municipal ...

Federal funds approved for North Texas transportation projects intended to improve bicycle and pedestrian safety.

Community members gathered at Artes de la Rosa June 10 to discuss the Latino Cultural Museum de Fort Worth feasibility study.

“KAI’s mission is to transform communities. This project in particular will be instrumental in transforming the near ...

Residents Jonas and Robin Bohlin combine faith and passion for people and the world into their approach to community.

Hancock, who represents Fort Worth, resigned from the Senate before he was sworn in as the chief clerk of the Texas ...

The Summer Solstice at Keith House event, is a two-day program June 20-21 featuring a lineup of gatherings timed with the ...

During a talk, Young reflected on his friendship with Martin Luther King Jr. and an important lesson he learned early in life ...

The change would make Fort Worth compliant with federal orders shutting down diversity, equity and inclusion-related ...