Fort Worth has secured $90 million in financial aid from the Texas Water Development Board to address flooding in the Lebow Channel area, including an $18.75 million grant and $71.25 million zero-interest loan.

Fort Worth City Council launched a new website with a dashboard to increase transparency on municipal operations and align them with strategic council priorities.

Fort Worth considers an $840 million bond for transport and other civic improvements, with a vote potentially in May 2026 and no rise in property taxes planned.

The City Auditor's Office released a report on urban park management and planning, highlighting transparency in planning, the Parkland Dedication Ordinance's effectiveness, and the need for improvements in maintenance scheduling and technology.

Carrollton celebrates Texas Independence Day with 11th annual TEXFest featuring music, food, a beer garden, and activities on March 7, at 1106 S. Broadway Street.

Rockwall County approved a $50 million Trip 21 bond for road improvements, with plans to work with various governance levels and a promise of a transparent dashboard for public updates.

Sweet Stacks opened on Magnolia Ave with jiggly soufflé pancakes, matcha lattes and Lao‑Thai savory dishes out of a compact, mostly to‑go storefront.

A 31‑year‑old Fort Worth man was arrested after an alleged social‑media threat naming a Tarrant County judge. He’s booked on a terroristic‑threat charge and held in the county jail.

LifePath Systems will move crisis services into its new 110,000‑sq‑ft McKinney campus, adding dozens of crisis beds and freeing up space at Heritage Drive.

UNT’s North Texas Promise will cover tuition and mandatory fees for eligible Texas freshmen starting fall 2026.

Fort Worth police say a 1-month-old died after meth exposure; his mother has been arrested on a manslaughter charge and is being held on a $75,000 bond.

A Tarrant County juvenile probation officer was arrested on charges including aggravated sexual assault of a child and is being held on $100,000 bond.

Keller’s mayor says ICE detained a dozen people after the city formally joined the 287(g) program. The move has prompted protests and renewed debate over local policing.