Fort Worth airport launches Texas electric-aircraft testing program
Project Nexus launched September 10 at Perot Field Fort Worth Alliance Airport, beginning a three-year testing program for possible future cargo, medical and passenger operations.
Fort Worth, TX
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Fort Worth council faces final vote on FY2027 budget and possible 70.565-cent tax rate
Fort Worth City Council is scheduled to vote Sept. 15 on the FY2027 budget and municipal property-tax rate, with service restorations potentially moving the rate above the city manager’s 70.2-cent recommendation.
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Fort Worth parents get bus, crossing and road-work guidance for the first school weeks
FWISD families can check Route Finder and Stopfinder, allow extra time for late buses and watch for crossing guards, school-zone signals and changing road restrictions.
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Fort Worth Council to Consider Data-Center Moratorium Process Aug. 11
Fort Worth will continue developing data-center regulations as the City Council prepares to consider a moratorium process on Aug. 11, 2026.
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Fort Worth council members push for temporary data-center moratorium
Five Fort Worth council members plan to propose a temporary data-center halt after a July zoning meeting. The proposal is not yet a citywide ban.
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Fort Worth Works to Close Projected $49.3 Million Budget Gap
Fort Worth officials are asking departments to find savings as the city works to close a projected $49.3 million general-fund gap before FY2027.
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Fort Worth council faces Aug. 11 vote on data-center moratorium process
Fort Worth City Council is scheduled to consider starting the legal process for a possible temporary pause on new data-center applications. The vote would not impose a moratorium, and the city says final action would not be considered until December.
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Fort Worth residents can weigh in on $4.5 million North Tarrant Parkway project
A virtual Fort Worth meeting Monday will outline planned turn lanes, signals and pedestrian improvements at North Tarrant Parkway and North Beach Street.
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Fort Worth residents can vote in 2026 Scenic City People’s Choice contest
Fort Worth is among the certified Texas Scenic Cities in a public-choice contest open through October 30, with the planned winner announcement set for November 12.
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Fort Worth Gas Prices Dip Again as Diesel Holds Above $5.12
Regular gas fell to a $3.582 Fort Worth-Arlington metro average July 31, while diesel eased slightly but stayed above $5.12 per gallon.
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Fort Worth Gas Prices Ease Again as Diesel Rises to $5.13
Regular gas fell to $3.604 in the Fort Worth-Arlington metro, while diesel rose to $5.130 on July 30, keeping pressure on diesel users.
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Fort Worth data center moratorium process moves toward August council action
Fort Worth is revising proposed data center rules and could begin a temporary moratorium process in August, but no moratorium is in effect.
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Fort Worth Zoning Commission sends data center rules back to City Council
Fort Worth’s Zoning Commission voted 7–4 on July 8 to reject proposed data center zoning standards, sending the ordinance back to City Council.
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Fort Worth council seeks pause on new data centers after zoning vote
Fort Worth TX – After a 7–4 vote recommending denial of new data-center rules, five council members seek a temporary pause; Aug. 11 is next.
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Fort Worth Hemphill Corridor: Lane options after study; survey ends July 31
Fort Worth residents are being asked to weigh Hemphill Corridor lane options between Hammond and Vickery after a study found tradeoffs. Survey ends July 31.
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Fort Worth data center rules: June 30 open house, July 8 zoning vote
Fort Worth held a June 30 open house on proposed data-center zoning, noise and water rules. The next step is the Zoning Commission July 8.
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Fort Worth impact fee increase June 1, 2026; MTP adopted June 9
Fort Worth’s residential transportation impact fees increase June 1, 2026. City Council also adopted a new Master Transportation Plan June 9.
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Fort Worth gas watch: regular ticks up to $4.19, diesel holds above $5.21
AAA says Fort Worth regular gasoline is up to $4.193, while diesel holds above $5.20; one local station still prices both fuels lower today.
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Fort Worth voters weigh $845 million bond package as early voting runs through April 28
Fort Worth TX – Early voting is open on an $845 million bond package and charter changes, with May 2 voting set and ballot wording that says tax increase.
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Fort Worth’s $845 million bond is on the ballot now: what early voters should know before May 2
Fort Worth TX – Early voting is open on a six-proposition, $845 million bond package that would fund streets, parks, libraries, housing support and more.
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Fort Worth voters are already voting on an $845 million bond package — here’s what’s on the ballot and why it matters
Fort Worth TX – Early voting is underway on an $845 million bond package and charter changes. Here’s what the ballot funds, what may change, and why it matters.
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Fort Worth zoning panel revisits citywide housing-rule changes tied to new Texas land-use laws
Fort Worth TX – A citywide zoning case tied to new Texas land-use laws returns April 8, with possible changes to small-lot housing, parking, and future infill rules.