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The demonstrations, organized by the nonprofit Indivisible and several partner organizations, are meant to express opposition to the Trump administration's current policies.
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Fort Worth lawmaker supports new FWISD superintendent, board of managers named after state takeover
FORT WORTH, Texas — While the Texas Education Agency (TEA) officially took over the Fort Worth ISD in October 2025, it only recently named the new Superintendent and Board of Managers for the district.
Fort Worth police released new video showing the moments leading up to an overnight shooting in a neighborhood near River Oaks. Officers were called after a man was seen firing at multiple homes. Surveillance footage captured the gunfire and the confrontation that followed.
Felina serves Roman style pizzas with Latin and Mediterranean flares.
A man was shot by a Fort Worth police officer after authorities say he advanced toward officers while armed in northwest Fort Worth. The shooting happened just after 9:30 p.m. Wednesday night in the 4200 block of Bonita Drive,
FWPD said officers responded to a domestic disturbance call on Bonita Drive just after 9:30 p.m.
The first Original ChopShop in Fort Worth opened in Alliance in 2024. Now the second will be at 105 E Pennsylvania Ave. in South Main, next door to Summer Moon Coffee and neighbors with Panther City BBQ. The “healthy food boom” has become more common in Fort Worth.
Fort Worth ISD’s new state-appointed leadership will meet for the first time for a board meeting Tuesday. Here is what they’ll discuss.
Peter Licata, who was named as FWISD's new superintendent, was previously head of Broward County Public Schools in South Florida.
Peter Licata will run Fort Worth ISD during the state's takeover of the district. TEA also appointed a board of managers for the district.
This May, the city of Fort Worth is asking voters to approve a nearly $1 billion bond package. The $845 million bond package includes six propositions targeting improvements to streets, the public library,
Fort Worth Police have welcomed K-9 Copper, a specially trained Electronic Storage Detection dog, to help sniff out hidden devices.