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.
Fort Worth TX
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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.
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Fort Worth Tracks Bond Vote, Road Work and Workforce Growth
Fort Worth, TX – April 4, 2026 – Fort Worth heads into April with bond planning, housing and transit talks, road work, and campus-led workforce growth.
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Fort Worth Council Advances Housing, Transit and Budget Planning Efforts
Fort Worth, TX – April 3, 2026 – City leaders moved forward on housing, transit and long-term budget planning this week, shaping growth and infrastructure priorities.
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Fort Worth Advances University Growth, Transit Planning and Economic Development Efforts
Fort Worth, TX – April 2, 2026 – City leaders move forward on university expansion, transit planning and new economic development efforts.
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University Growth Plans, Public Safety Cases and Business Investment Lead Fort Worth News
Fort Worth, TX – April 1, 2026 – City leaders advance university growth plans, police probe homicides, and new business investments signal shifts in jobs and housing.
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Texas Wesleyan Growth Plan, A&M Speaker Series, and City Infrastructure Updates Lead Fort Worth News
Fort Worth, TX – March 31, 2026 – University expansion plans, new innovation talks, and city infrastructure efforts shape this week’s local outlook.
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Bond Planning, Highway Work and Transportation Coordination Lead Fort Worth Updates
Fort Worth, TX – March 30, 2026 – City leaders advance 2026 bond planning, major highway construction, and regional transportation coordination.
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Fort Worth Pushes Ahead on Transportation and Convention Projects
Fort Worth, TX – March 29, 2026 – City leaders advance major transportation and convention projects as regional tunnel plans and highway work signal growth.
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Fort Worth Leaders Advance Transportation, Housing and Economic Development Talks
Fort Worth, TX – March 28, 2026 – City leaders this week weighed transportation upgrades, housing growth and economic development priorities shaping Fort Worth’s future.
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Fort Worth Maps Growth in Higher Ed, Innovation and Public Safety Response
Fort Worth, TX – March 27, 2026 – City leaders advance university growth plans, expand innovation efforts and respond to recent public safety concerns.
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Fort Worth Advances University Growth, Innovation Push and Apartment Homicide Investigation
Fort Worth, TX – March 26, 2026 – Texas Wesleyan outlines growth plans as city leaders back innovation efforts and police investigate a deadly apartment shooting.
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Business Gatherings and Broadway Buzz Shape Fort Worth’s Midweek
Fort Worth, TX – March 25, 2026 – Business leaders gather downtown as major arts events and networking programs bring energy to the city this week.
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Fort Worth Police Probe Homicide as Texas Wesleyan Unveils Growth Plan
Fort Worth, TX – March 22, 2026 – Police investigate apartment homicide, Texas Wesleyan growth plan, five arrested in neighborhood shooting.
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Spring Break Travel Surges, NCAA Regional Tips Off in Fort Worth
Fort Worth, TX – March 21, 2026 – Spring break travel peaks at DFW as NCAA games tip off and recent storms cause lingering delays.
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Fort Worth Headlines: Apartment Shooting, University Growth Plan, Monks’ Homecoming
Fort Worth, TX – March 17, 2026 – A deadly apartment shooting, Texas Wesleyan’s expansion plan, and a major monks’ homecoming lead local news.
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Fort Worth Police Probe Deadly Shootings; Texas Wesleyan Announces Growth Plan
Fort Worth, TX – March 16, 2026 – Police probe deadly apartment shootings as Texas Wesleyan maps expansion and five arrested in gunfire case.
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Fort Worth Weekend Events, Road Projects and Redistricting Updates
Fort Worth, TX – March 13, 2026 – Weekend events, major road resurfacing plans and election shifts are shaping local headlines across the city.
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Fort Worth Headlines: Homicide Investigations, University Growth Plans, New Speaker Series
Fort Worth, TX – March 12, 2026 – Police investigate apartment homicides, Texas Wesleyan charts growth, and A&M launches new speaker series.
