Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley said the Arlington vaccine site has been vaccinating at least 2,000 people daily.
Temperatures will rise from the high 40s to the mid 60s throughout the week, followed by a chance of a cool down going into the weekend.
Jeff Williams said he was diagnosed Dec. 23 during a Facebook Live conference with the Greater Arlington Chamber of Commerce and urged Arlington citizens to continue social distancing and wearing masks.
The Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccine candidates are expected to receive Food and Drug Administration rulings by Dec. 10 and Dec. 17, respectively
Jones previously served in the Baltimore County Police Department for 25 years and has spoken on the importance of police accountability.
Arlington’s Unity Council discussed ways to improve diversity in urban growth and development during its virtual meeting Tuesday.
The city will hold a community forum Oct. 29. Citizens can attend either in person with face masks and social distancing or watch via different streaming services.
Arlington voters can expect to see these propositions and races on the ballot this season.
Pursuant to the Texas Election Code, the council designated polling locations for early voting, which starts Oct. 13, and the general and special elections on Nov. 3.
Part of the city’s master plan to revitalize downtown Arlington, the project was completed in July after more than two years of construction.
A special election ballot item including a potential sales tax increase was also approved, and the council discussed concerns surrounding the Term Limits Advisory Committee’s recommendations.
The newly-added COVID-19 drive-thru testing center in Arlington administered 133 free tests to Tarrant County residents on its first day of operations Friday.
Eligible Tarrant County residents can preregister for a time slot between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday through Friday and a testing site location will be provided.
Fire Chief Don Crowson told the council that hospitals are not full yet thanks in part to social distancing efforts of the community.
3 UTA students told to remain in self-isolation after returning from Korea due to coronavirus spread
The students spent about a week in South Korea before UTA cut the trip short after the CDC issued a level 3 travel warning for the country.
The pavilion additions come following $1 million in donations from Baylor Scott & White Health and the Arlington Tomorrow Foundation.
With the stadium at over 90% completion, it’s still on track to open in March, said Rob Matwick, Texas Rangers executive vice president, business operations.
The new contract aims to acknowledge the important contributions of employees and provide them significant benefits.
The bike was valued at about $99, and this is the fifth bicycle theft at UTA or surrounding areas since Sept. 12.
Residential properties zoned as medium density or multifamily and properties within the designated short-term rental zone can now obtain permits.
As improvements to the city’s entertainment district and downtown draw in people and businesses from other parts of the Metroplex, population density is expected to increase.
Arlington resident Joel Mambe was convicted for kidnapping, robbing and sexually assaulting a female student last summer.
The closures are part of the ongoing Interstate 30/State Highway 360 Interchange Project, which looks to widen State Highway 360 in order to reduce highway congestion.
A section of the highway will be reduced to one lane from 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. as part of the Interstate 30/State Highway 360 Interchange Project.
The National Medal of Honor Museum Foundation is expect to make final selection for the 100,000-square-foot museum's location in September.
The 54th edition of the parade will run through UTA for the second year in a row in a partnership between the university and the city.
The waiver will allow Arlington residents affected by tornadoes to receive repair permits for their homes without having to pay fees to the city, city manager Trey Yelverton said.
Delays can be expected from both directions as the highway is reduced to one lane for the installation of new bridge beams at Abram Street.
The company aims to use the investment to improve the plant before releasing new full-size SUVs.
Mavericks of Downtown, a student action committee, wants to bridge the gap between UTA and downtown Arlington.
After Saturday’s District 5 runoff elections, Ignacio Nuñez won the city council seat with 58.39% of the vote while candidate Andy Prior had 41.61%.
