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WEBFort Worth Weekly is a local alternative newsweekly that covers news, arts, food, film, music, and more in Fort Worth, Texas. Find the latest stories, events, reviews, and opinions on the web page.
Classifieds - Fort Worth Weekly
WEBSince 1994, Fort Worth Weekly has provided a vibrant alternative to North Texas’ often-timid mainstream media outlets by offering incisive, irreverent reportage that keeps readers well informed and the powers-that-be worried. Contact us: …
Rising Water, Rising Bills - Fort Worth Weekly
WEBApr 14, 2021 · Residents complain of high water bills and pressure after new meters installed by Fort Worth Water Department. The department offers high-bill adjustment link on its website, but some customers are not satisfied with the explanation and solution.
About The Fort Worth Weekly
WEBFort Worth Weekly is a free weekly publication that covers news, features, arts, and entertainment in North Texas since 1994. It features award-winning and irreverent reporters, in-depth investigative stories, local music and culture, and a daily blog.
I on the Target - Fort Worth Weekly
WEBApr 21, 2022 · To submit a column, please email Editor Anthony Mariani at [email protected]. Columns will be gently edited for factuality and clarity. Our first story about targeted individuals in 2021 (“Gangstalking,” Jan 22, 2020) drew emails and phone calls from around the world. Over the past year, we’ve heard from people in …
Returning to Stop Six - Fort Worth Weekly
WEBMay 27, 2020 · A photo essay on the life and struggles of people living in Stop Six, a low-income neighborhood in Fort Worth, Texas. The article explores the history, culture, and challenges of the community through the stories and portraits of its residents.
Parental Rights Under Attack? - Fort Worth Weekly
WEBMar 4, 2020 · Under Kim’s first year in office, the 323rd District Court, known as Juvenile Court, has seen the number of CASAs who were assigned cases drop from 282 in 2018 to 62 in 2019, according to figures provided by CASA. Tarrant County’s six family courts appointed 176 children to the nonprofit in 2019.
Texas Lil: Back Again - Fort Worth Weekly
WEBAug 1, 2013 · The life of Lynda Farr Arnold — “Texas Lil” — plays like a Western soap opera set in Fort Worth. Fort Worth Weekly profiled her (“Still Wranglin’,” Jan. 19, 2005) after Texas Lil’s Dude Ranch went up in flames in 2004, causing several million dollars in damages. Police accused Arnold and ranch foreman Bill Howard of
Tarrant Finally Uses Cite and Release - Fort Worth Weekly
WEBJul 7, 2021 · Known as cite and release, the program allows peace officers to issue citations for low-level offenses that would normally require processing in Tarrant County Jail, which gained statewide attention for more than 20 jail population deaths last year. “The decision to make a custodial arrest or utilize the cite and release program remains at ...
Q&A with Sheriff Bill Waybourn - Fort Worth Weekly
WEBJul 16, 2020 · Read the responses of Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn to questions on 287 (g) program, mental health diversion, reentry program, use of force, and more. He is running for reelection against Fort Worth police captain Vance Keyes in November 2020.
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