Cecilia Lenzen | Fort Worth Report
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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鈥檚 death.
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鈥淲e are all Charlie Kirk,鈥 speakers say at a rally for the Turning Point USA founder who was killed Sept. 10.
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Fort Worth City Council members lowered property taxes and increased city service fees Tuesday as they adopted a $3 billion budget outlining how to spend taxpayer dollars over the next year.
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Garc铆a was sworn in during a ceremony Sept. 16 at City Hall. He officially starts as chief Sept. 17.
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GOP officials accused Democrat Elizabeth Beck of celebrating Kirk鈥檚 death because of a post referencing his advocacy of the 2nd Amendment.
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The agreement, filed Aug. 28 in Tarrant County鈥檚 48th District Court, states that The Cooper may not remove or destroy the group鈥檚 personal property 鈥渦nless necessary for the reasonable and necessary structural stabilization, safety remediation or repair work required to preserve and/or restore Building 1.鈥
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More than a dozen Christian and Jewish faith leaders sent demand letters Friday to local elected officials urging them to denounce Tarrant County GOP chair Bo French鈥檚 鈥渉ateful rhetoric鈥 toward a Muslim state representative.
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Eddie Garc铆a wants to be a police chief who strengthens public trust and builds bridges between law enforcement and communities of color, all while cracking down on crime.
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Fort Worth鈥檚 next police chief will be Eddie Garc铆a, who formerly headed up the Dallas Police Department and is currently overseeing Austin public safety.