October 2025 - Fort Worth Report
The 21-year-old spoke at Birchman Baptist Church to share her experience as a teenager who identified as a transgender male but now identifies as a woman.| Fort Worth Report
The 21-year-old spoke at Birchman Baptist Church to share her experience as a teenager who identified as a transgender male but now identifies as a woman.| Fort Worth Report
Comerica merger aims to increase Fifth Third’s presence in the state and make it one of top 10 banks in the country.| Fort Worth Report
Parker County’s rapid growth is leading to the need for a bigger jail and new courthouse.| Fort Worth Report
The CCPD’s most significant percentage increase, aside from interest income, is school resource office reimbursements.| Fort Worth Report
Kimberley Cantu became superintendent in late 2019 after teaching in the district for 21 years.| Arlington Report
The nonprofit named Beth Kwasny as its interim CEO. She began the role on Aug. 18.| Fort Worth Report
Texas Democrat U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey, of Fort Worth, praised Gov. Gavin Newsom’s plan to counter Texas GOP's redistricting effort with his own in California.| Fort Worth Report
The master-planned 450,000-square-feet project at Alliance will be the largest production facility in Texas.| Fort Worth Report
The Fort Worth Education Partnership’s annual analysis of STAAR performance found improvements, with plenty of work ahead.| Fort Worth Report
Community members can meet the three finalists for Fort Worth’s top cop at a meet-and-greet Aug. 14.| Fort Worth Report
Parent Shield marked literacy gains with a balloon release, urging Fort Worth to unite for the 54% of students reading below grade level.| Fort Worth Report
In our latest Where I Live, Nancy Amos shares her love for parks, museums and baseball in the American Dream City.| Fort Worth Report
Texas A&M Research and Innovation Building’s construction could begin next year.| Fort Worth Report
The Fort Worth Report is committed to making Fort Worth and Tarrant County better through reliable local news reporting and information.| Fort Worth Report
Developers want to demolish a home on Samuels Avenue. A city commission delayed the tear down by 180 days.| Fort Worth Report
