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Katherine Carmichael’s train trips to Dallas with her grandson will cost less this spring.

The Fort Worth resident pays $12 per person for a round-trip regional ticket on the Trinity Railway Express, but will spend a few dollars less for the trek east after the Trinity Metro board approved lower fares Jan. 20.

Starting March 1, the Fort Worth transit agen...


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After decadeslong arguments over the controversial Marvin Nichols Reservoir, a state board adopted regional plans that will provide water to North Texas, including the future reservoir.

The plans include recommendations for spending billions on reservoirs, conservation and water pumping from existing resources in order to meet future demands due to rapid growth.


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It’s stock show time and while there is plenty of barbecue, rodeo dirt and true grit, the media focus that has descended on the Fort Worth that begat “Landman” is seeing more elevated experiences tied to the annual event.

Take, for example, a partnership between Fort Worth’s Blackland Distillery and the Bowie House, Auberge Collection that launched Bowie House Tex...


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By Christopher Cook

Being born and raised in White Settlement, I was excited about getting the opportunity to return to my hometown once I retired from the Arlington Police Department as a deputy police chief.

I was appointed to the role of chief of police for White Settlement in 2022. At the time, my wife Zhivonni was working a...


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With this weekend’s temperatures expected to fall below freezing, the city of Fort Worth is urging residents to take precautions to protect themselves and their animals.

Freezing weather can be life-threatening to companion animals, according to the SPCA of Texas. The organization advises that if you are feeling cold, your pets are feeling cold as well.


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