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City management swiftly authorized the street sign toppers removal two weeks before the council voted on doing so.
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Mayor, council members want more information about 50% tax break for data center. Residents ask Fort Worth for regulation.
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The plant’s new historic designation confers significant but not absolute protection against demolition.
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A new chief city planning officer will ensure Fort Worth’s work from transportation to new developments is strategic and aligned.
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This includes ending the Cesar Chavez holiday in Tarrant County and removing street toppers with his name in Fort Worth.
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Entrepreneur Chris Jamieson and former City Council district director Alicia Ortiz seek seat being vacated by Alan Blaylock.
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Fort Worth voters asked to give city manager more autonomy, increase council’s pay in May electionThe city charter election includes nine amendments on the ballot, including one added without a public discussion relating to city expenses.
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Bivens announced in November she had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.
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The proposed charter amendments are likely to go before voters during the May 2 election.
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Michael Crain issued a statement apologizing for his arrest by the Texas Department of Public Safety.
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Michael Crain was arrested Saturday, according to jail records.
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City council members voted unanimously to allow public comments on any topic at 20 meetings, following months of local advocacy.