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Parents and teachers question Fort Worth ISD’s classroom cameras as the district says they help students keep up with live instruction.

Three years ago, the city created a plan on how to use federal funds. On 3 of 5 priorities, benchmarks are not being met.

The Fort Worth City Council will consider the agreement Aug. 25 before possible probate court approval.

The 11-member Data Center & Infrastructure Commission is tasked with evaluating developments, with first report due at Nov. 3 work session.

The council reopens original vote after Chris Nettles said he mistakenly voted in favor of authorizing fees in Atatiana Jefferson appeal.

Despite the proposed rate bump, city manager says the average homeowner would see their tax bill decrease because of flat appraisals.

90-day halt would begin in February with approval from council, which voted on two other issues Tuesday related to data centers.

Officials say the Fort Worth museum leader brings curatorial authority and institutional credibility to the gallery.

The announcement saddles the city with the task of filling the top fire department role for the second time in less than a year, and comes amid difficult contract negotiations between the city and the Fort Worth Firefighters Union.

More than 1,100 educators left positions, including 279 veteran teachers with a decade or longer in Fort Worth ISD.

Former Stockyards Heritage Development Co. leader Craig Cavileer and his new company, Delightful Development, announced plans Wednesday for a $160 million luxury resort along 1,000 feet of Marine Creek frontage just behind Mule Alley and Hotel Drover.

Ramrock Real Estate is planning a six-building development on the site.