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The deadline for collective bargaining is the end of October. Players are demanding more money to match the WNBA's success.
Shirley Bravo, a fellow veteran, met Perkins in 2020 at Texas Wesleyan’s veteran club. She now serves alongside him at Unchained 4 Veterans, a nonprofit Perkins founded to foster connection through ...
Army veteran Jonathon Perkins’ Tarrant County nonprofit helps reduce suicide rates by connecting veterans through food, events and practical aid.
About 1 in 5 Fort Worth students do not graduate from high school. Fewer than that earn an associate or bachelor’s degree.
Also, Fort Worth housing market moves to more balance between buyer and seller; a local firm is acquired; Pinstripes rolls an 11.
Texas is a national leader in the surging worldwide development of big data centers that can often gobble up more electricity than some cities. These centers — often made up of a massive or multiple ...
The Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program turned 13 in June. The program, which protects those brought into the U.S.
The City Council will approve its fiscal year 2026 budget on Sept. 16. The police department is the biggest spending item by far.
Parents and neighbors seek out Tomasa Flores for help, from school registration to advice on navigating the FWISD.
Victor is a recipient of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, known as DACA. The 2012 program was implemented during the Obama administration, giving young undocumented immigrants a ...
Browser, a 15-year-old library cat, died in August. His care for the public library and its patrons lives on through memories.
The Fort Worth Narcotic Farm was seen as a way to solve the nation’s drug addiction problem. Author’s book explores the ...
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