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Planning and preparations are underway for FIFA World Cup

Published on April 01, 2026

The City organized its planning efforts into five work groups, each comprised of cross-departmental teams working collaboratively.

Tagged as: , City Council, Events & Activities

Volunteer Spotlight: Vicki L. Coss, Overton South Code Blue

Published on March 30, 2026

April is National Volunteer Month, a time to salute those who selflessly give their time and talent to causes near and dear to their hearts. Each week, we'll be spotlighting one of our esteemed volunteers and honoring the positive impact they have on our city.

Tagged as: , Volunteers

Score! Street soccer field kicks off at Hillside Park

Published on March 30, 2026

The street soccer field reflects Fort Worth’s commitment to innovative park improvements.

Tagged as: , Events & Activities, Health & Lifestyle, District 8

Will Rogers Memorial Center serves as horse hotel for FEI World Cup

Published on March 30, 2026

International champions “stall in style” in newly renovated Sheep and Swine Barn.

Tagged as: , Events & Activities

New dashboard highlights progress of Fort Worth’s NET Force program

Published on March 30, 2026

The online dashboard displays the total number of violations identified by City staff that have classified these properties as nuisances.

Tagged as: , Service Update

Learn about bond propositions D, E and F

Published on March 30, 2026

Election Day is Saturday, May 2. April 2 is the last day to register to vote.

Tagged as: , Business & Economy, City Council

Downtown street closures: E. Weatherford St. and E. Belknap St.

Published on March 27, 2026

Downtown street closures beginning Monday, March 30. Only one lane of traffic will be open. Residents are alerted to expect delays in the area.

Tagged as: , Transportation

The last day to register to vote is April 2

Published on March 27, 2026

Directions on how to register to vote and how to update existing voter registrations can be found online.

Tagged as: , Announcements

Work session, City Council meeting preview for Tuesday, March 31

Published on March 27, 2026

Both meetings will be at City Hall, 100 Fort Worth Trail.

Tagged as: , City Council

Join FWPD for the Torch Run on April 24!

Published on March 26, 2026

On Friday, April 24, the Fort Worth Police Department will conduct its Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics Texas.

Tagged as: , Events & Activities

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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

A twister that made history: Remembering the tornado of 2000

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

The built legacy of pioneering architect Marshall Sanguinet

Dark and quirky, Cellar Club gave Fort Worth an underground vibe

Hotel Texas was a welcoming site before a day of tragedy

Hell’s Half Acre: The Wildest hangout in the West

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

From Pier 1 to City Hall: An iconic building's second act

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?

Time travel: How Bankhead Highway helped build Texas transportation

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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