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. In her sophomore year, Sukesh started a ...

“This is not a decision we take lightly,” said Michael Dike, co-founder and president of Village Homes. “Chapter 11 is the responsible way to continue operations and preserve the value of the business ...

The proposed redevelopment of Woodhaven Country Club is the latest dustup over density in Fort Worth’s urban core.

Tuesday is National Night Out in Fort Worth where neighborhoods throughout the city are hosting their own celebrations.

On Jan. 7, 2024, the Salt Lake City native’s heart stopped at the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport. The sudden cardiac arrest was unexpected. “Really, leading up to it, I didn’t remember much ...

Practicing the gospel of renovation that he preaches, Ice and his wife, Melissa, purchased a home built in 1919 on Sixth Avenue in the Fairmount National Historic District in 2012. The near ...

A prominent Fort Worth case illustrates murky boundaries of free speech as educators fear discipline for social media posts.

Board members at Lenora Rolla Heritage Center Museum seek community support after laying off only full-time staff and reducing hours.

Government agencies might recall employees based on the duration of the shutdown. At least 900,000 federal employees, or 40% of the government workforce, will be furloughed during the shutdown, ...

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Council members voted 7-4 to reduce public comment opportunities but said committee meetings and 1-1 meetings remain an option.

Fort Worth transit agency will spend $58 million more this year for service, equipment and personnel costs and additional security features.