Nicole Lopez

Palo Pinto Mountains State Park would mark North Texas' first new state park in 25 years . But residents will have to sit tight a bit longer before it opens its gates.

Thanks to a $13.4 million purchase, residents can expect a 300-acre park to roll out in north Fort Worth.

Eight flood-prone homes in the Arlington Heights neighborhood are up for sale months after Fort Worth officials denied a $100,000 offer from a developer

U3 Advisors will manage the agency’s real estate transactions on Panther Island. A public improvement district is also on the horizon.

Editor's note: During the holiday season, the Fort Worth Report is looking back at the stories you told us you appreciated the most in 2024.

As Tarrant County lawmakers prepare to kick off the Texas legislative session Jan. 14, Fort Worth Report journalists are exploring the policies set to be reshaped in Austin.

Delays on smaller projects, like moving utilities to make way for the bypass channel, should not move the anticipated completion date.

Lupe Castillo’s tamales can be found at markets across Fort Worth. She also provides vegetarian and vegan options.

Three of the five seats on the Tarrant Regional Water District's board of directors are up for election this year.

Fort Worth development helps first responders to contain fires. Open spaces outside the city are most at risk of large blazes.