Cecilia Lenzen | Fort Worth Report
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Fort Worth’s Mercy Culture Church aims to get more conservative Christians elected through its online Campaign University.
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Fort Worth resident Cecil Wilson typically votes early in local elections. That was her plan this year when she went to her usual polling location in the Historic Southside.
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Early results show Democrat Taylor Rehmet and Republican Leigh Wambsganss splitting the majority, leaving behind Republican John Huffman.
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Fort Worth Republican Nate Schatzline won’t seek reelection as the state lawmaker moves his focus from the Texas Capitol to the White House to join the National Faith Advisory Board at the end of his term.
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Fort Worth’s local and state leaders said they want transparency and accountability as the state takes control of the school district.
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Fort Worth Police documented the 2022 incident as a terroristic threat but did not charge any suspects.
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Residents packed Fort Worth City Hall on Tuesday night to deplore political division in the city.
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The 21-year-old spoke at Birchman Baptist Church to share her experience as a teenager who identified as a transgender male but now identifies as a woman.
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Fort Worth residents will have fewer opportunities to address their elected representatives at City Hall next year.
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Several Fort Worth Democrats demand Mayor Mattie Parker apologize to a community activist for a comment Parker made that they described as a political threat.
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Chloe Cole claims the private university canceled an event because of her conservative viewpoints.
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Residents spoke forcefully and tearfully Tuesday night as they took to City Hall to air grievances and call for unity from Fort Worth City Council members in the wake of Charlie Kirk’s death.