James Hartley is a Government Accountability Reporter at KERA. He focuses on Arlington Government Accountability while also covering themes such as urban design and development, travel and tourism, and regional interest stories across North America. Hartley has been featured in numerous publications, including Derrick Publishing Co, Yahoo News, and The Kansas City Star.
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By: James Hartley
The consensus view holds that the Federal Reserve will find some reason to hold rates steady for the rest of the year. The US Treasury yield rate hike signals now accumulating across the curve make that position increasingly difficult to defend with a straight face.
By: James Hartley
They gathered under dark clouds on a hill across the street from Choctaw Stadium, creating a sea of orange shirts, jerseys and hats getting soaked by rain five hours before kickoff.
By: James Hartley
The prevailing read on the Treasury market is that it is nervous but manageable, a well-telegraphed repricing that the Federal Reserve can still navigate with careful communication. The Treasury market rate hikes signal now visible across the yield curve argues something more uncomfortable: the bond market has stopped waiting for the Fed and has started pressuring it.
By: James Hartley
Soccer may be on the main stage in North Texas during the World Cup, but fans visiting from other countries are treating food as a close second.
By: James Hartley
Norway will face Brazil on July 5 after striker Erling Haaland scored the winning goal Tuesday in the 86h minute against Ivory Coast.
By: James Hartley
Norway and Ivory Coast battled Tuesday for a spot in the World Cup Round of 16, with Norway winning 2-1 to advance while footballers from Ivory Coast packed their bags to head home.
By: James Hartley
The World Cup is first and foremost about the sport of soccer. But for Farah Ali, it's also about reconnecting with heritage and childhood memories.
By: James Hartley
One person is in critical condition and a 26-year-old man in police custody after a shooting at the General Motors plant in Arlington, according to a news release from police.
By: James Hartley
The semifinal match between France and Spain is the last of the 2026 World Cup to be hosted in Arlington, but the city is already looking ahead to the Women's World Cup in 2031.
By: James Hartley
City leaders expect AT&T Stadium, to help Arlington’s chances of hosting the FIFA Women’s World Cup in 2031.
