The protest took place around the Tarrant County Courthouse in downtown Fort Worth. This is March of Our Lives’ first nationwide effort since 2018 after the shooting in Parkland, Florida left 17 dead.
Since the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declared COVID-19 as a pandemic, the virus changed many people’s lives forever, either by lives lost or adjustments taken to minimize its effects.
Various LGBTQ+ supporters and organizations posted a call to action on social media asking for supporters to attend the meeting to resist anti-gay activists’ efforts to oppose celebrating Pride Month in Arlington.
After a fight occurred between a group of teens April 16, The Parks Mall announced a weekend curfew for those under 18 years old. The curfew will be in effect after 2 p.m. every Friday and Saturday starting Friday, April 22.
The courtroom-themed brewery closes after six years of service. Their craft beers will be available from local retailers while supplies last.
Traffic, the stress of driving and economic loss are only a few problems caused by suburban sprawl.
All essential city services such as 911, public safety and street and water crews will still operate.
The new sidewalk along West Park Row Drive will provide a safe path for the community from Johnson Creek to Collins Street.
As the Omicron variant causes a rise in the number of COVID-19 cases and triggers a demand for testing, Arlington residents and other Texans can take a test at a temporary drive-thru site opened Jan. 19.
The new sidewalk along West Park Row Drive will provide a safe path for the community from Johnson Creek to Collins Street.
As the Omicron variant causes a rise in the number of COVID-19 cases and triggers a demand for testing, Arlington residents and other Texans can take a test at a temporary drive-thru site opened Jan. 19.
Arlington representatives will lead five town halls in discussion about the possibility of automating waste collection for residents. The decreasing labor supply and safety risk for workers prompted the city to review options.
Following its cancellation in 2021 due to the pandemic, the stock show returns in full with COVID-19 safety precautions in place.
The testing site will open Wednesday near Choctaw Stadium for people of all ages and run through Feb. 8. Online pre-registration is encouraged to reduce wait time, according to a city of Arlington press release.
Festivities begin at 4 p.m. with food and entertainment, followed by a parade and a tree lighting with the mayor and Santa.
The city’s Smart Lighting and Neighborhood Wi-Fi Project utilizes smart lighting run by photocells, which also power the attached wireless network.
The CDC and FDA announced their recommendations Nov. 2, increasing the pool of eligible vaccine recipients to now include 28 million children in the U.S. Parents are expressing both hesitancy and relief with the roll out of the children’s vaccines.
Jasiel Zapata, public information officer for the Arlington Fire Department, said no appointment is needed, and residents can register online.
Monica Garrison, Embrace Your Wellness owner, said she wanted to provide resources for the community and improve people’s wellness through yoga and other services.
The study is focused on the disability community, and participation is open to those who have a visual impairment or use a mobility device.
Interim President Teik Lim gave updates to the council including the Texas Tier One designation, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board’s Star Award for the institution’s COVID-19 response and UTA’s record-breaking enrollment numbers for first-time-in college and international students.
The older adults who used to frequent the center miss being able to socialize and attend the many activities the center offered when it was open.
The live show will play at the Choctaw Stadium from Nov. 18 to Jan. 2 and will present an original story about a quest to save Christmas.
On Sept. 11, a child died due to a rare and fatal naegleria fowleri infection after playing at an Arlington splash pad with contaminated water.
Rain will be moving into the area starting Tuesday, with temperatures in the mid-80s.
The campaign aims to help local mothers acquire food before Mother’s Day on Tuesday and is open to anyone with food needs.
The project outlines 17 objectives, including reimagining the intersection of Cooper Street and Matlock Road, improving economic development and enhancing pedestrian safety.
Demand for overseas products and a shortage of workers to unload shipments due to the pandemic have led to a gap in the boba supply chain.
With early voting for the May 1 general election already underway, each candidate has a different approach to improving the city.
Some have followed suit with Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order and lifted their mask policies, while others continue them at the risk of alienating customers.
Individuals can still register for a vaccine via the Tarrant County Public Health website, but appointments will likely be located outside of the city.
