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In February, as campaign season ramped up across Tarrant County, Republican leaders and Mansfield residents filled a private room inside a popular bar for a fundraising event titled 鈥淧ath to Progress: Restoring Conservative Leadership in Mansfield.鈥�

Members added special protections for certain native oak trees and raised the fines for developers who violate forestry rules.

Officials updated Fort Worth City Council on the status of the transition at an April 15 work session, detailing budget projections, staffing changes and infrastructure preparation.

While voter turnout in Fort Worth city elections remains historically low, more than 250 people filled a university ballroom Wednesday to hear from candidates casting themselves as the faces best suited to represent residents on City Council.

With campaign signs, candidate forums and constituent engagement sessions springing up across the city, voters are getting familiar with the 35 people vying to fill the 11 Fort Worth City Council seats up for grabs in the May 3 election.

At an April 8 meeting, City Council unanimously approved giving up to $200,000 to a grassroots initiative seeking to build a monument for Tarrant County Vietnam veterans in the western portion of Veterans Memorial Park, located at 4120 Camp Bowie Blvd.

Tarrant County Public Health has laid off 63 people whose positions were impacted by nationwide cuts to federal grants, officials announced Wednesday.

Arlington voters won鈥檛 see any City Council seats on the ballot this year 鈥� the first time that鈥檚 happened in decades.

Veterans from across North Texas stood side by side at the opening ceremony of the $270 million museum, the only one in the nation devoted to sharing the stories of the more than 500 recipients of the Medal of Honor, America鈥檚 highest military decoration for valor in combat.

The national museum tells the stories of 3,500 medal recipients.

National Medal of Honor Museum will open to the public March 25 in Arlington. Here鈥檚 what to expect inside the floating gray obelisk.

Museum organizers say when the exhibit opens March 25, it will share the real stories of often-ordinary Americans who took extraordinary actions in combat.