
Fort Worth Crime Drops 7.1% in Third Quarter
Police report decreases in aggravated assault, murder, and burglary, with year-to-date murders down almost 40%.
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Do you think crime in your area is getting better?

Police report decreases in aggravated assault, murder, and burglary, with year-to-date murders down almost 40%.
Live Poll
Do you think crime in your area is getting better?
This page covers crime, politics, business, education and the broader lifestyle trends that shape the daily experience in Fort Worth. Reporting follows the institutions, officials and events that define the city's current state.
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Are you planning to buy an electric or hybrid vehicle in the next year?
The two-day event outside Texas Motor Speedway lets attendees test-ride hybrid, diesel and electric vehicles and electric bicycles.

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Should your local government encourage the construction of new data centers to boost the local economy?
The business leader argues that data center expansion is essential for local tax revenue and national security.

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Do you trust local emergency response teams to protect your community during industrial accidents?
A gas leak near Interstate 35W forced business evacuations and caused local traffic delays on Wednesday.

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Do you think new businesses reviving historic downtown buildings are improving your community?
Taylor Sheridan's investment company plans to convert the closed 1913 Fort Worth Stockyards theater into a 1920s-inspired Texas supper club.

The Fort Worth-based team, formerly affiliated with UBS, is operating as an independently registered investment advisor backed by a strategic investment from Elevation Point.

Coverage takes in public safety initiatives, municipal policy changes, economic trends and major institutional developments. It reaches across the city and the communities around it. The unique interplay between rapid regional growth and the preservation of long-standing cultural institutions defines much of the news here. Infrastructure projects and the allocation of public funds frequently anchor local discussions as the area continues to expand.