Fort Worth City Hall

As Chesapeake Energy prepares to run a pipeline underneath the homes on Carter Ave. in east Fort Worth, some residents of this low income neighborhood are livid.

The event on September 9, 10, and 12 includes phone banks and a "Prevail Walk."

City staff recommends otherwise. And Mayor Moncrief dances with bears.

A source close to the process confirmed this evening that Chesapeake contacted the city and asked for a postponement.

City's "Gas Drilling Task Force" represents last hope for many citizens.

Hearing set for Tuesday, Feb. 26 is necessary to reinstate an expired ordinance because it inadvertently sunsetted April 6, 2007.

Growth and traffic make construction and repair of roads the top projects

The group was prompted by a recent rash of accidents at the intersection, some involving child pedestrians.

Cowtown may join Irving and Austin in banning dog-chaining

Wendy Davis' farewell turns into a display of partisan politics when Joel Burns is not allowed to participate in pre-council meeting.

In balancing a one-time windfall with neighborhood quality of life concerns, it's all about trust

How safe is your neighborhood pool?

Predecessor Wendy Davis can now legally run for state senate.

Is Wendy Davis going to get to run against Kim Brimer for the State Senate District 10 seat?

Fisseler previously served as Fort Worth assistant city manager responsible for economic and community development.

Charles Boswell's successor will be named after Dec. 20.

Melissa Kohout claims that she was denied her right to address the government about gas drilling permit.

Runoffs in State District 97 and Fort Worth District 9

Chuck Silcox says opposing ideologies, including fact that Joel Burns is gay, should be reason to vote for Chris Turner.