James Hartley
Government Accountability Reporter, ArlingtonJames Hartley is an award winning journalist reporting on Arlington Government Accountability for 四虎影院. A North Texas native, Hartley has covered stories across the region since 2019. He's passionate about true stories, understated movies, house music and good tea.
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The city could end its monthly pass for Handitran in favor of a system where riders would buy bundles of credits that would be exchanged for rides. -
Some preparations, like getting ready for the Orange Army to march through Arlington's streets, had to wait until planners knew which teams would be coming to Arlington. -
The decision came after more than 50 people addressed the council, all but 11 of them in support of reinstating the ordinance. -
Arlington will vote Dec. 9 on reinstating its suspended anti-discrimination ordinance after months of debate, with several council members signaling support amid concerns over federal funding and enforcement. -
Whether you want the chance to win free tickets, join in the official experience or stream the World Cup draw when your boss isn't looking, we've got several ways to enjoy the event your way. -
Gabe Rivas, ex-staffer for Tarrant County Commissioner Alisa Simmons, files for election to her seatRivas says he wants to ensure all Tarrant County residents are represented, no matter whether they're in urban, suburban or rural areas. He's received around 50 endorsements so far. -
Failure to launch: Don鈥檛 expect to take flying taxis to the World Cup after Arlington's plan delayedThe plan to roll out air taxis by the 2026 FIFA World Cup was grounded by slow regulatory processes and loss of a manufacturer. But city leaders say that won't stop Arlington from making it happen eventually. -
Arlington hopes to reach zero traffic fatalities by 2050. The number of deaths on the city's roads is projected to be down for the second year in a road, even as Tarrant County as a whole faces more deadly crashes this year than last. -
Janie Perkins, 63, has been arrested and charged with capital murder in the 1991 killing of Cynthia Gonzalez. -
President of Arlington Life Shelter addresses city officials' concerns about the center's operationsThe discussion about the Arlington Life Shelter came up during a council retreat, where Council member Andrew Piel brought up concerns about the shelter's lack of inclement weather offerings and the fact that it doesn't operate as an overnight shelter. -
UT Arlington's master plan hopes to prepare the university for continued growth in both the university and the city. -
The council voted to create grounds to deny any special or temporary outdoor events on the day of or before World Cup events to prevent overextending emergency resources.
