As legend tells it, 131 years ago Hezekiah Jones went on a murderous rampage, stalking his victims by night on the banks of the Trinity River and then hanging them by the neck. Hundreds died at the mercy of his bloodstained rope.
As legend tells it, 131 years ago Hezekiah Jones went on a murderous rampage, stalking his victims by night on the banks of the Trinity River and then hanging them by the neck. Hundreds died at the mercy of his bloodstained rope.
Fort Worth Bike Sharing is offering half-price all-day riding passes to celebrate six months of operation during Fort Worth South, Inc.‘s Open Streets on November 10.
The bike share program began last April as a new mode of transportati
TCU is considering moving the proposed site of the new parking garage amidst growing concerns from neighbors, said Todd Waldvogel, the associate vice chancellor for facilities at TCU.
TCU is considering moving the proposed site of the new parking garage amidst growing concerns from neighbors, said Todd Waldvogel, the associate vice chancellor for facilities at TCU.
Thousands of books, CDs and audiobooks will fill two warehouses for the Friends of the Fort Worth Public Library Biannual Book Sale that began last weekend.
Bunny Gardner, president of the Board of Directors for the Friends of the Fort Worth
A request to take $2 billion out of the Texas Rainy Day Fund to offset some of the cost of water conservation and development is among the statewide questions on the Nov. 5 ballot.
Proposition 6, which has majority support among Texans, accor
Construction workers on Hulen Street push to open all six lanes of traffic ahead of schedule, but more importantly, before the busy Thanksgiving holiday.
With two lanes closed on Hulen Street, traffic backups and delays between Bellaire Drive
