Fort Worth Daily Local Brief: Shooting investigation and major development moves
Fort Worth, TX – February 26, 2026 – A south Fort Worth shooting sent one person to the hospital as major campus and development projects moved forward.
Top local headlines
Shooting investigation at south Fort Worth apartments
Fort Worth police said one person was critically injured in a Tuesday afternoon shooting at The Mirabel apartments in the 6300 block of Woodway Drive. Officers reported detaining two people for questioning as the investigation continued.
UTA West campus gets a major funding green light in far west Fort Worth
Plans for the University of Texas at Arlington’s UTA West campus near the Walsh Ranch development moved forward after the UT System approved tens of millions for the first academic building and related project costs. The initial facility is expected to anchor a new campus designed to grow with the region’s fast expansion and workforce needs.
$63 million Historic Southside ‘urban village’ could break ground this summer
A long-discussed mixed-use project near Evans Avenue and East Rosedale Street is now described as months away from construction, with new housing and commercial space planned alongside streetscape work already in place. Project updates also tied the area’s momentum to the planned National Juneteenth Museum nearby, which supporters say is continuing fundraising and planning for a future groundbreaking.
AllianceTexas adds another big industrial project
In far north Fort Worth, a new Class A industrial building is slated for the AllianceTexas development, with construction expected to begin soon and completion projected in 2027. The project is positioned to serve the area’s logistics network and continued business growth around the Alliance corridor.
Why it matters
- Public safety: Investigators are still working to pin down what led to Tuesday’s shooting and whether charges will follow.
- Growth pressures: New campus and industrial investments point to continued job and population growth on Fort Worth’s west and north edges.
- Neighborhood change: The Historic Southside project adds to a wave of redevelopment that could reshape housing, retail, and public spaces in coming years.
Sources
https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/1-person-critically-injured-shooting-222230595.html
https://www.chron.com/news/article/university-texas-arlington-new-campus-21865996.php
https://www.keranews.org/news/2026-02-24/construction-for-63m-historic-southside-urban-village-could-start-in-summer
https://www.fortworthtexas.gov/departments/city-manager/department-divisions/planning/urban-villages/evans-rosedale
https://rejournals.com/hillwood-to-develop-1-2-million-square-foot-industrial-building-at-alliancetexas-development-in-fort-worth/
https://www.uta.edu/news/news-releases/2026/02/19/ut-system-backs-first-buiding-at-uta-west
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