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Yfat Yossifor/四虎影院Demolition of the long-vacant Tri-City Hospital began Tuesday. Residents have fought for years for the removal of what they call an "eyesore" and public safety hazard for the area. -
Michael Minasi/KUT NewsEnvoy Media will host original shows and implement user-generated content.
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Fort Worth and Tarrant County residents are stepping up to help victims of the Central Texas floods. -
Kenny Hinkes had purchased the red Cessna aircraft in 2019 to teach his son Jack how to fly and figured it would be easy to find a place to store it. A real estate developer and a pilot with nearly 50 years鈥� experience at the time, Hinkes was surprised to learn that there was a nationwide hangar shortage for general aviation aircraft. -
An estimated 1.8 million customers will pass through Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport from July 2 through July 8, about on par with last year's record travel numbers. -
Texas Wesleyan University will try its 鈥渟maller, smarter鈥� approach to improving Vaughn Boulevard into a gateway corridor in east Fort Worth after other efforts have stalled. -
Working from his fourth-floor apartment at The Cooper on West Rosedale Street, Harris barely registered the fire alarm when it began blaring about 1:30 p.m. -
Fort Worth鈥檚 reputation as a center for aviation-related businesses took a step forward June 24 when the City Council agreed to an expansion of a lease with MTU Maintenance, which will make a $120 million investment as part of a 30-year lease and create one of the largest aircraft engine maintenance and testing facilities in North America. -
The state funds will go toward streetscaping and a new park along the Harry Hines Corridor, part of the larger Southwestern Medical District transformation project. -
The new law challenges the business structure of developments like EPIC City. -
Lawmakers are expected to hold a special session next month to set new regulations on the state's multi-billion dollar hemp industry. -
Fort Worth City Council members approved an agreement with Arlington for an economic analysis of the proposed bullet train. The April 22 agreement calls for Fort Worth to spend up to $75,000, while Arlington will spend $183,750. -
Picnic Surf Shapes helps activate artists鈥� visions via the production of some pretty cool products. -
The store made the Chapter 11 bankruptcy announcement Monday.
