Fort Worth Weekly

A free concert at Ridglea Theatre this Sunday, Oct 18, brings Fort Worth area musical acts, food trucks, and candidates together. Music lovers have a new reason to get excited as Tarrant County Democrats will help turn up the volume. Doors open at 5pm, with the first act taking the stage at 6pm, one night before Early Voting begins across Tarrant County. Jam the Ballot runs f...

I’ve been watching documentaries for a while now. Some of them have featured the likes of genocidal dictators, Nazi concentration camp guards, and pedophile serial killers as interview subjects. Some of them have occasionally given me the urge to stand up and yell, “You are a piece of shit!” at the screen as they told me about how much they enjoyed what they did. And nobody h...

I don’t know how he does it.

To win over undecideds of the Democratic, Independent, and Republican persuasion for the U.S. Senate against Republican State AG Ken Paxton, State Rep. James Talarico held a town hall in Fort Worth last night co-hosted by CNN and the Jubilee Media digital platform.

The audience launched all kinds of controversial questions at him.

Fort Worth spent the summer talking about electricity. Demand on the state grid set a new record in July. In August, the governor ordered a pause on approvals for new data centers seeking to plug into it, and the City Council started the clock on a data center moratorium of its own. For a city that just passed 1 million residents, where all that power goes is no longer an abs...

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