Pedro Malkomes

With the Nov. 4 constitutional amendment election complete, Tarrant County voters will now look toward several pivotal races in 2026. Every level of government is setting the stage for potential changes from Arlington to Washington, D.C.

First-time college students will be placed in residence halls, while returning students will live in apartments.

Residents and community members sit in during an Arlington City Council meeting Dec. 9 at the Arlington City Council Chamber. Many members spoke for and against reinstating the antidiscrimination chapter of the city code.

Some students have voiced their concerns that the move will put a damper on crucial programs. University officials said HSI will continue to receive support under the department.

Organizers hoped to make Saturday the largest single-day nonviolent protest in U.S. history.

The national average gas price has risen to $4 for the first time in four years.

Faculty and staff across 94 departments have been approved for the Voluntary Separation Program amid university funding shifts.

During Saturday’s election, residents also voted on several propositions.

New apartment towers and entertainment offerings on Parker Street will be completed in the next three-to-five years.

Tampa Bay youth are grappling with the impacts of AI and inflation on the job market.