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Fort Worth Fire Department ignites growth with a squad of recruits

By Ft Worth Times Report | Oct 2, 2023

On Monday, Sept. 25, the newest Fort Worth Fire Department recruits arrived at Bob Bolen Public Safety Complex to start their Fire Training Academy journey. The class, made up of 60 recruits, is twice the size as the usual Academy class.

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City Council set to vote on towing contract

By Ft Worth Times Report | Sep 26, 2023

City Council on Tuesday will vote on a new contract with a towing vendor that includes higher costs for police-ordered tows.

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Fort Worth’s 2024 budget recap: So Safe, So Clean, So Green

By Ft Worth Times Report | Sep 25, 2023

The City of Fort Worth is dedicated to providing essential services that enhance the city’s desirability and competitiveness. Our approved fiscal year 2024 budget embodies this commitment, emphasizing investments aimed at ensuring a high quality of life for all residents. Under the theme of “So Safe, So Clean, So Green,” this year's budget prioritizes a better future for our community.

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Investing in green spaces and parks for the future

By Ft Worth Times Report | Sep 20, 2023

What is happening? Funding proposed for the City of Fort Worth’s Park & Recreation Department to maintain open and green space.

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Dallas doctor on allergies: 'a lot of times people wait long enough to where it's very hard to reverse'

By Ft Worth Times Report | Sep 19, 2023

With ragweed season in full swing, there are options available to patients that can help alleviate allergy symptoms. Dr. Monty Trimble of Dallas Breathe Free said treating allergy issues can help improve sinusitis, but it's important to treat it early as it becomes more difficult to address as time passes.

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Irving Councilman Cronenwett: ‘I would encourage church leaders and other officials to support ESAs’

By Ft Worth Times Report | Sep 18, 2023


Irving City Councilman Mark Cronenwett is advocating for school choice in an effort to bolster the future growth and prosperity of the community.

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Mayor announces City Council committee appointments

By Ft Worth Times Report | Sep 13, 2023

Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker has announced appointments of newly elected councilmembers to City Council committees to cover a range of pressing City issues, including transportation, innovation, neighborhood quality and legislative affairs.

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Fort Worth’s plan to enhance neighborhoods and community well-being

By Ft Worth Times Report | Sep 5, 2023

In a bid to enhance the quality of life for its residents, the City of Fort Worth has proposed a budget increase of $8.7 million for the Neighborhood Services Department. The initiative aims to address various pressing needs within the community and promote a more vibrant, inclusive and secure environment for all. The increased funding is just a portion of the implementation steps recommended as part of the recently released Fort Worth Neighborhood Conservation Plan & Housing Affordability Strategy to be voted on by City Council on Sept. 12.

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Dallas doctor explains that chronic sinusitis can lead to 'obstructive sleep apnea'

By Ft Worth Times Report | Sep 4, 2023

60-75% of people with chronic sinusitis also struggle with sleep apnea.

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Fort Worth Municipal Court brings services to your neighborhood

By Ft Worth Times Report | Aug 29, 2023

Fort Worth Municipal Court is offering limited court services at the new Vivian J. Lincoln Library, 8829 McCart Ave. in far southwest Fort Worth.

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Tarrant County judge, commissioners applauded for approving 13% cut in county tax rate

By Ft Worth Times Report | Aug 24, 2023

Tarrant County Judge Tim O'Hare and his fellow commissioners have garnered praise for their decision to implement a significant 13% reduction in the county tax rate, providing notable relief for local residents, KERA News reported. The move comes as part of a concerted effort to alleviate the tax burden while fostering economic growth in the region.

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Fort Worth pursues safer, cleaner parks and community centers

By Ft Worth Times Report | Aug 22, 2023

The Park & Recreation Department maintains 297 parks (12,893 acres) and public spaces citywide, as well as providing recreational activities and educational programming at area community centers. The department has asked for an increase in their FY2024 budget to make parks and community centers safer and cleaner for Fort Worth residents.

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Back to school: Promoting active transportation, protecting students

By Ft Worth Times Report | Aug 15, 2023

As the new school year approaches, the City of Fort Worth’s (COFW) Transportation & Public Works (TPW) Department is gearing up to launch an ambitious safety campaign aimed at ensuring students’ safe travel to school. With a focus on fostering active transportation options like walking and biking, the Crosswalk Champions initiative is set to roll out for the 2023-2024 school year.

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Duyne: 'The Biden administration’s global tax surrender is un-American'

By Ft Worth Times Report | Aug 10, 2023

Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne helped introduce the Unfair Tax Prevention Act to safeguard U.S. jobs and tax revenues from foreign countries and emphasize the protection of American sovereignty, according to a press release. This follows international tax negotiations by the Biden administration, which Duyne summarized as handing "the keys over to tax writers in Paris."

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Abbott: 'The legacy of women’s sports will now be safeguarded for generations to come'

By Ft Worth Times Report | Aug 8, 2023

Gov. Greg Abbott recently signed the Save Women’s Sports Act at the Texas Women’s Hall of Fame, highlighting its role in protecting fair competition and preserving the legacy of women's sports for generations to come, with the support of former NCAA athletes and advocates. In a press release, the governor affirmed that all athletes at Texas universities must compete on teams corresponding to the student's biological sex at birth.

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Join the budget conversation with City Manager David Cooke

By Ft Worth Times Report | Aug 8, 2023

Join the first Budget Talk on the FY24 City of Fort Worth budget. City Manager David Cooke will answer questions about the proposed budget and the priorities for the upcoming fiscal year.

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Fort Worth’s street maintenance program rolls along year round

By Ft Worth Times Report | Aug 8, 2023

Recently, staff with Fort Worth’s Transportation & Public Works Department provided City Council with insights into the City’s street maintenance program. The City owns and operates more than 8,100 miles of streets, and TPW maintains this extensive network.

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Lawrence Thompson: transforming the education strategy in Fort Worth

By Ft Worth Times Report | Jul 25, 2023

Lawrence Thompson is a dedicated professional who has made a significant impact in the fields of education and community relations. Since 2021, he has been serving as the education strategy manager for the City of Fort Worth. With a focus on enhancing educational opportunities, Thompson’s goal is to form strategic partnerships with the 15 school districts located within the city’s borders to create a brighter future for Fort Worth residents.

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Dallas doctor: 'ETD is what happens when the eustachian tube doesn't work properly'

By Ft Worth Times Report | Jul 24, 2023

Eustachian tubes are responsible for regulating ear pressure and draining fluid from the middle ear.

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Speak your mind, skip the typing: MyFW App introduces new feature

By Ft Worth Times Report | Jul 17, 2023

MyFW app has introduced an innovative feature that allows users to effortlessly dictate their thoughts instead of typing them out. The new voice-to-text and dictation capability makes it easier for residents to interact with the app and report issues.