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Parents have a resource for childcare during spring break

Published on February 16, 2026

The City of Fort Worth’s popular camp accommodates working parents and their children during school break.

Tagged as: , Events & Activities, Health & Lifestyle

Park & Recreation seeks volunteer youth sports coaches

Published on February 16, 2026

Volunteering as a youth sports coach is a rewarding way to give back, stay active and make a lasting impact on Fort Worth’s youth. Community members are encouraged to sign up early, as leagues depend on volunteer coaches to operate successfully.

Tagged as: , Health & Lifestyle, Volunteers

Central Market: When Fort Worth became a foodie town

Published on February 16, 2026

It can be argued that the opening of Fort Worth’s Central Market In October 2001 was the catalyst that made us what we are today: a city rife with locally owned eateries and steeped in cuisines of all kinds.

Tagged as: , Arts & Culture, Business & Economy

Save the date for the 'It's Worth Working Here' job fair

Published on February 13, 2026

The annual “It’s Worth Working Here” citywide job fair is coming up.

Tagged as: , Announcements, Events & Activities, Jobs

Buddhist monks to end their ‘Walk for Peace’ on Saturday in Fort Worth

Published on February 12, 2026

The 19 monks from Fort Worth who’ve been on a 2,300-mile spiritual sojourn since Oct. 26 will arrive home on Valentine's Day at their temple in the Historic Stop Six neighborhood.

Tagged as: , Community Updates

Weir set to expand Minerals Division headquarters in heart of downtown

Published on February 12, 2026

The expansion represents a strategic opportunity to make improvements to one of Fort Worth’s most iconic downtown office towers.

Tagged as: , Business & Economy, District 9

NET Force pilot program delivers early results at nuisance properties

Published on February 11, 2026

January operations addressed nuisance properties that negatively affect surrounding neighborhoods.

Tagged as: , Announcements, Service Update

City Council calls May election for bond, charter amendments

Published on February 11, 2026

Following public education meetings this spring, the election will be held on Saturday, May 2.

Tagged as: , City Council

FWPD crime report reflects 13.8% decrease in 2025

Published on February 10, 2026

Crimes against persons decreased 10.1%, crimes against property decreased 17% and crimes against society decreased 1.7%.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

‘Fur Real Facts’ series debuts to connect with animal lovers

Published on February 10, 2026

The new video series shares surprising and useful information about adoptable animals and Fort Worth shelters.

Tagged as: , Announcements

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Fort Worth Files

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The Fort Worth Files features stories, secrets and even some surprises about our favorite city.

Mother Nature’s sculpture stands at busy crossroads

Masterpieces for miles: The city’s hidden exhibit

Say hola to the ‘Vaquero de Fort Worth’

Crown jewel: How cowboy hats became a Fort Worth icon

A beacon of light shines again: A little more lore on New City Hall

25 years later: Remembering the tornado that reshaped Fort Worth

Who’s that? And why is this building named for them?

‘A love note to Fort Worth’: The storied history of New City Hall

Hotel Texas was a welcoming site before a day of tragedy

Central Market: When Fort Worth became a foodie town

Since 1958, live theater has thrived under the Casa Mañana dome

Fated plate: Water employee’s license tag holds historic connection

Take a stroll through Fort Worth’s bungalow-style fire stations

From Victorian roots to modern skyline: City halls through time

Paved with purpose, brick by brick

A ghost town now, Butler Place could be next catalytic downtown redo

Meet the man who put Fort Worth on the map

Fort Worth's forgotten subway

A castle in Cowtown: The Knights of Pythias Hall

Why Fort Worth is known by so many names

Pioneers Rest Cemetery: Fort Worth’s oldest cemetery

Mrs. Baird’s downtown bakery: The best thing since sliced bread

Video: Why are Fort Worth Fire trucks painted white?

Former power plant on Trinity River awaits its next role

The house where heroes train — and a mayor’s name lives on

The Tandy Center ice-skating rink: A ticket to glide

Pioneered paths: Celebrating Fort Worth Police’s trailblazing women

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