Fort Worth's longest-serving city manager announces retirement

David Cooke has been the longest-serving city manager in Fort Worth's history. His retirement will become effective in February 2025.

Fort Worth leaders propose pay raise for city's minimum wage workers

Two Fort Worth City Council members are proposing a significant hike in pay for its minimum wage workers. The rate currently sits at $15.45 an hour.

Fort Worth City Council to vote on $140M master plan for Gateway Park

New features would include a viewing platform at the highest elevation in the park, a boardwalk, splash pad, skate park and more, if approved.

Fort Worth ISD addresses declining enrollment, budget cuts in city council meeting

For the past 13 years, the number of Fort Worth ISD students has been decreasing. However, a higher percentage of the district’s students are from disadvantaged communities and struggling families.

City of Fort Worth adds new veterans affairs position

The city says it’s working to better meet the needs of veterans. It also believes its new assistance programs will offer hope to those veterans in need.

Fort Worth's Race and Culture Task Force: Progress has been made but still room for improvement

A briefing was held Tuesday before city leaders from Fort Worth’s Race and Culture Task Force, a group given the task in 2016 to engage the public and make recommendations to improve race relations within the city.

Plaques to be added at Will Rogers Memorial Center to add context to historical images

Some four years after someone complained about it being degrading to African Americans, historical images across the front of Will Rogers Memorial Center will get an upgrade.

Fort Worth designates August as Gun Safety Awareness Month

Weeks after a 12-year-old boy was shot and killed by accident after a toddler got a hold of a gun, the city of Fort Worth is raising awareness about gun safety. A Cook's Children doctor said two out of three child gunshot victims from over the weekend were from accidental shootings.

Fort Worth councilman calls for decriminalizing marijuana possession up to 4 ounces

The city of Fort Worth is considering a proposal to decriminalize marijuana possession up to four ounces. Those for it say dozens of non-violent offenders are jailed in Fort Worth for small amounts of marijuana, and the majority are Black and Hispanic residents.

Fort Worth leaders approve plan to regulate short-term rentals

Leaders in Fort Worth signed off on new regulations for short-term rental properties, including those through companies like Airbnb and VRBO.

Fort Worth's teen curfew expires

Fort Worth's curfew ordinance for children under the age of 17 is set to expire today. It's been in place for nearly 30 years.