Movies That Matter is screening "We Are Guardians" for free at the Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth to highlight the struggle against Amazon deforestation.

Fort Worth has been ranked first in permitting efficiency nationwide according to Labrynth's 2025 Red Tape Index 500, with a score of 0.96, highlighting its effective city development operations.

Fort Worth community centers offer winter break camps for children from December 19 to January 5, providing affordable childcare during school holidays, with activities aligned with work hours.

The Fort Worth PD has launched a Constitutional Policing Unit to enhance legal adherence, transparency, and accountability, which may improve community relations and policing efficacy.

The United Way of Tarrant County's initiative to reduce youth gun violence in Fort Worth, the One Second Collaborative (OSC), has been linked to a 58% drop in teen shooting deaths and a 13% reduction in violent crime in the city.

Fort Worth struggles with panhandling, involving homelessness and mental health issues. Police balance enforcement with compassionate responses and social service outreach while adapting strategies to different city areas.

A $72,000 donation from Ransome Hughes Rombauer's foundation has allowed Fort Worth's Silcox Animal Shelter to expand and improve its dog play yards, aiding in exercise and socialization.

Fort Worth introduces NET Force to tackle problematic properties, focusing on locations with criminal activity and code violations, starting with a selective enforcement initiative.

A Lewisville ISD freshman was killed after being struck by a pickup near Marcus High School in Flower Mound. Authorities say the driver stayed at the scene and an investigation is underway.

The article discusses the history and legacy of Fort Worth's Leonard’s M&O Subway, which operated from 1963 to 2002 and is now commemorated with a historical marker and a preserved railcar in the city.

Four Arlington ISD high schools are ranked among America's best by U.S. News & World Report, highlighted by their academic excellence and student success.

Arlington's former emergency alert system, CodeRed, experienced a data breach, possibly exposing user data. The city advises updating passwords and offers alternative notification methods.

State busing aid covers a tiny share of real costs, forcing Texas districts to cut routes, raid reserves and shift local dollars to keep buses running.