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Residential Parking Program challenges student parking habits

By Grace Toups
Published Jan 26, 2019

No parking signs added to residential streets north of campus makes finding parking spots more difficult

2019 Fort Worth Budget: Burglar alarms spike in fees for commercial enterprises

Published Jan 22, 2019

An influx in burglar alarm emergency calls from commercial locations, both false and real calls, prompted city officials to double alarm permit fees. The annual fee increased from $50 to $100 starting...

Veteran’s Day Community Service Project teaches students service and sacrifice

By Grace Toups
Published Nov 11, 2018

First level students at Starpoint School host a Veterans Day service for the whole school including a guest speaker and writing letters to veterans.

Hispanic voters credit O’Rourke for their participation

By Carolina Olivares
Published Nov 7, 2018

Texas had a higher voter turnout, especially amongst Latinos. Some say O'Rourke inspired them to vote to hopefully see a change in government.

Botanic Garden adds new positions and fee increases for 2019

Published Nov 2, 2018

Increases to the Fort Worth Botanical Garden budget adds new job opportunities.

$800 million bond looks to expand JPS medical and behavioral health facilities

By Kayley Ryan
Published Oct 23, 2018

A no tax rate increase bond proposal calls for voters to approve constructing new beds and facilities in the John Peter Smith Health Network.

Bluebonnet Circle construction nears completion

By Wesley Cornelius
Published Sep 13, 2018

After months of construction, work on Bluebonnet Circle is expected to wrap up in November.

Fort Worth Starbucks weigh in on closing of 8,000 stores for preventive discrimination training

By Carolina Olivares
Published Apr 30, 2018

Starbucks Corp. responds to controversy over an incident at a Philadelphia Starbucks location with preventive training for discrimination.

$400 million to help improve Fort Worth over the next 5 years

By Paige Megyesi
Published Apr 18, 2018

Fort Worth's new five-year plan includes a nearly $400 million bond project to help expand and update the city's infrastructure and roads.

Bluebonnet Circle to become more pedestrian-friendly

By Katie Carter
Published Apr 11, 2018

Renovations coming to Bluebonnet Circle aim to make walking, parking and shopping easier for residents.

Primary election shows surge in voters for Democratic candidates

By Paige Megyesi
Published Mar 7, 2018

Primary election results will set the stage for the general election on November 6.

City to approve Westcliff rezoning, tackle loopholes that allow “stealth dorms”

By Kayley Ryan
Published Feb 21, 2018

Westcliff-area zoning from the 1940s is getting revamped at the petition of residents.

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Residential Parking Program challenges student parking habits

2019 Fort Worth Budget: Burglar alarms spike in fees for commercial enterprises

Veteran’s Day Community Service Project teaches students service and sacrifice

Hispanic voters credit O’Rourke for their participation

Botanic Garden adds new positions and fee increases for 2019

$800 million bond looks to expand JPS medical and behavioral health facilities

Bluebonnet Circle construction nears completion

Fort Worth Starbucks weigh in on closing of 8,000 stores for preventive discrimination training

$400 million to help improve Fort Worth over the next 5 years

Bluebonnet Circle to become more pedestrian-friendly

Primary election shows surge in voters for Democratic candidates

City to approve Westcliff rezoning, tackle loopholes that allow “stealth dorms”