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Fort Worth Considers Drying Human Waste to Make Better Fertilizer
Fort Worth’s water department has a plan to dry treated human waste, make it into fertilizer, sell it in stores — and save $2 million per year.
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Fort Worth Police Chief on the Hot Seat
Fort Worth Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald is facing allegations of acting inappropriately at a national police event. It’s the latest controversy for the Chief and the Mayor is demanding answers.
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Fort Worth Police Chief Confronts Leader of State Police Union in Nation's Capitol
While in Washington, D.C. for National Police Week, several people say Fort Worth Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald confronted the leader of the state police union, CLEAT.
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Audit of City-Owned Parking Garages in Fort Worth Recovers $163,277
An audit of city-owned parking garages in Fort Worth has uncovered lax financial controls and recouped $163,277 in money owed to the city.
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Fort Worth Overpaid 74 City Workers and Now Wants the Money Back
The City of Fort Worth mistakenly paid $54,000 in overtime to 74 employees in 2017 and early 2018, according to an audit. And now the city says it has no choice but to ask for the money back.
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East Fort Worth Residents Feel Neighborhood Road Construction Projects Have Been ‘Forgotten'
Some East Fort Worth residents say walking in their neighborhood is like dodging obstacles in a war zone because of construction projects left unfinished.
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Fort Worth Council Member Alarmed by Construction Mishaps
A Fort Worth city leader is sounding an alarm about the number of incidents involving construction crews hitting underground water and natural gas lines.
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Fort Worth Grapples With How to Boost Transit Spending
A Fort Worth councilman is suggesting the city increase funding for public transit by using more sales tax revenue.
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Fort Worth Police Hit Historic High With Officer Surplus
The Fort Worth Police Department is growing at a pace that prompted City Council members to approve 29 temporary positions to make sure there is enough room for the most recent graduating class of recruits.
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New Traffic Signals Designed to Save Lives, Blamed for Taking One
The blinking yellow arrow, a type of traffic signal designed to make roads safer, is coming under scrutiny after a deadly crash.
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No Expanded Bus Service in Fort Worth as Council Members Skip Public Hearing
A last-minute push to expand public transportation in Fort Worth is dead in the water. That’s because a few city council members think the proposal breaks a promise to taxpayers.
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Local Group Asks Fort Worth To Join ‘Sanctuary Bill' Lawsuit
A battle about sanctuary cities is set to take center stage at Fort Worth City Council next week.
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Grassroots Group Pushing Fort Worth to Join Lawsuit Against Sanctuary Cities Law
A grassroots group is coming together in an effort to convince the city of Fort Worth to join Dallas and other Texas cities in a lawsuit against the new sanctuary cities law.
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Fort Worth Council Discusses Extending Smoking Ban
After almost a decade on the books, Fort Worth could see more smoking restrictions in the future.
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Little Fish Have a Big Job Fighting Mosquitoes
Cities are looking for every option to fight mosquitoes, including one unusual idea, known as the “mosquito fish.”
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Under New Ownership, Arlington Music Hall Singing a New Tune
The historic Arlington Music Hall is singing a new tune. The concert venue was recently purchased and its new owners have some big ideas for its future.