Fort Worth approves new development, marking end for city landmark
On Tuesday, Fort Worth city leaders cleared the way for a new development project to take its place. City leaders approved a ...
Fort Worth surpasses Austin, becomes Texas' 4th largest city amidst booming growth, report says
Fort Worth goes by a lot of names. And it seems there are more people using those names than ever. The city is in the middle of an all-around boom. Population. Economic development. Higher education.
Fort Worth city counci supports hundreds of new apartments off Chisholm Trail Parkway
ONM Living, the rental-focused subsidiary of homebuilding behemoth HistoryMaker, had sought city hall’s blessing to rezone ...
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Fort Worth Celebrates New Era with Grand Opening of State-of-the-Art Council Chamber
Fort Worth celebrates the opening of its new Council Chamber with public festivities and speeches by city officials.
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Visit Fort Worth celebrates tourism’s impact. Here’s how much visitors bring to the city
Harrison Mantas hmantas@star-telegram.com Fort Worth’s tourism economy has doubled over the past decade. The city saw 11.5 million visitors in 2024, generating $3.5 billion in economic impact ...
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Fort Worth agrees to $650K settlement over inaccurate survey that cost the city $7.6 million
FORT WORTH, Texas — Fort Worth City Council voted Tuesday to accept a $650,000 settlement with Blue Sky Surveying & Mapping, resolving a years-long conflict over a survey the city relied on to ...
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Fort Worth confirms plan to lease city property, contribute $15M for Juneteenth museum
With Fort Worth’s reaffirmed commitment, the museum plans to go back to state lawmakers and ask them to match the city’s contribution, Howard said after the vote. The Texas Legislature is in ...
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Fort Worth moves to rezone Keller ISD properties amid uncertainty over district split
Fort Worth City Council member Charles Lauersdorf learned ... “community facilities” designation leaves them vulnerable to unexpected developments, Lauersdorf said. Especially if schools ...