Fort Worth becomes first city in the U.S. to mine bitcoin
The city of Fort Worth will be the first U.S. city to mine cryptocurrency. On Tuesday, council members voted on a resolution to encourage the development of the industry. In return, the city will be given three crypto mining computers.
Fort Worth ISD approves virtual learning option for K-6th grade students
As parents again focus on masks, Fort Worth ISD is considering whether to bring back a virtual option for kids who are too young to get vaccinated.
Fort Worth planning to rename portion of I-35W after Atatiana Jefferson
The Fort Worth city council gave a green light to a plan that would rename a portion of I-35W in honor of a woman who was killed by police.
Fort Worth council votes against mask mandate inside city buildings
Fort Worth's city leaders decided against a mask mandate that would have applied to all city facilities including rec centers and libraries.
Proposal calls for renaming part of I-35 in Fort Worth after Atatiana Jefferson
An effort to rename a stretch of I-35 W in Fort Worth in memory of Atatiana Jefferson just picked up speed. A decision could come as early as next week.
Fort Worth 911 call center tries new strategies to fill call taker vacancies
Fort Worth Police Communications admits it's struggling to fill positions with 39 current vacancies. This is an all-time high. According to a recent report sent to the mayor and city council, as new employees are hired, the department says it’s losing employees even faster, causing a backup on 911 phone lines.
Fort Worth councilman pushes for Aaron Dean trial to move forward
As Tarrant County continues to move beyond COVID restrictions, a new Fort Worth councilman is calling on the justice system to follow suit and move forward with the murder trial for Aaron Dean.
Atatiana Jefferson wrongful death lawsuit hits bump while family estate is sorted out
Atatiana Jefferson’s siblings want to be in charge of the Fort Worth woman's estate — but so does a Nigerian man who claims to be her biological father.
Mattie Parker sworn in as Fort Worth’s newest mayor
Fort worth's youngest mayor was sworn in Tuesday and delivered her first remarks as the new mayor. Former Mayor Betsy Price passed the torch to Mattie Parker, who was her former chief of staff of five years, in the form of a giant gavel.
Fort Worth mayoral candidates make final push for votes
Fort Worth voters will choose a new mayor on Saturday. After numerous debates, the two candidates are in the final stretch of a race to be decided in a run-off election on Saturday.
Fort Worth mayoral candidates host virtual forum for runoff election
The final two candidates for mayor of Fort Worth laid out their case in a virtual forum.
Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price reflective as tenure comes to end
Betsy Price first ran for public office in 2000 and her decade-long tenure as mayor is wrapping up. In January she announced she would not seek re-election.
One person taken to hospital after large Fort Worth apartment fire
Fort Worth firefighters are battling a large apartment fire in southwest Fort Worth Friday night.
Fort Worth officially purchases Pier 1 headquarters for new city hall
Fort Worth leaders announced a plan to turn the high rise into its new city hall in December and finalized the purchase last week.
Fort Worth moving city hall to former Pier 1 headquarters building
The fall of Fort Worth-based retailer Pier 1 Imports means the rise of a new city hall in the old business’ headquarters near the Trinity River.
Fort Worth prepares to shelter the homeless during cold weather
As temperatures drop, the city of Fort Worth is making plans for how to shelter the homeless during the cold winter months while keeping COVID-19 safety protocols in mind.
Fort Worth city councilman arrested on DWI charges
A Fort Worth city councilman was arrested on DWI charges over the weekend.
Fort Worth city council member tests positive for COVID-19
A Fort Worth city councilman tested positive for COVID-19 and is monitoring his symptoms.
Analysis: Attorney says some demands of Fort Worth protesters may not become policy
Activists in Fort Worth want to see change within the police department, but one attorney says some of the demands may not be within reach.
City of Fort Worth sets aside $15 million to help renters, homeowners
The city of Fort Worth is moving forward with financial help for renters and homeowners in need.