What would you change if you owned Fort Worth? Here are some answers from 118 years ago
In 1907, people suggested Fort Worth needed better water, a no-spitting law and a legalized red-light district.
Karen Molinar steps up as Fort Worth ISD superintendent, facing budget and literacy challenges
In just a few weeks, Dr. Karen Molinar will become Fort Worth ISD's new superintendent. She's been with the district for ...
Fort Worth Report14h
Documenters: Nearly 400 mixed-income apartments headed to Fort Worth
Fort Worth Housing Solutions commissioners approved agreements with developers for two mixed-income apartment developments.
Sundance Square teases new venue
The building at 310 Houston St. in Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth. The building will become a live entertainment venue called "The Spotlight" in late spring. The building used to be the site ...
D Magazine19h
Landmark in the Making: National Juneteenth Museum Moves Forward
The Fort Worth City Council gives approval for the project to move forward as new renderings are revealed.
Community Impact Newspaper22h
Fort Worth approves Northside water main work; Northlake rejects all bids on its side
One part of the Northside II water main project has been voted on by the city of Fort Worth while the town of Northlake is going back to the drawing board for its portion of the p ...
Community Impact Newspaper22h
Visit Fort Worth reveals tourism impact generated $3.5B in 2024
Visit Fort Worth announced the tourism impact in 2024 totaled more than $3.5 billion in economic impact during the annual meeting on Feb. 14 held at the Fort Worth Convention Center. Breaking it down ...