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Fort Worth Breaks Ground on New MLK Jr. Community Center in Stop Six
Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center — Groundbreaking Site For Replacement Center. Fort Worth is set to break ground Monday on a new Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center, a 28,000-square-foot replacement for the existing facility that will bring a gym, library and aquatic complex to the Stop Six neighborhood. The groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled for 10 a.m. at 1500 Liberty St., and the public is invited to attend.
latination.com
Fort Worth is considering a 90-day pause on data centers as Texas struggles with the industry’s rapid growth
Fort Worth, Texas, debates a 90-day moratorium to curb the rapid expansion of data centers following multiple neighborhood complaints over high water and energy consumption. Residents voiced serious concerns regarding constant noise and the excessive proximity of these large technological facilities to residential zones during a municipal public hearing. An...
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Rosewood Opens 370-Unit Gilman Apartments in Irving's Las Colinas District
A 370-unit apartment community has started leasing in Irving's Las Colinas district, giving the area a fresh batch of studio-to-three-bedroom homes alongside amenities like a golf simulator and a poker lounge. Rosewood Property Co. is behind the project, known as The Gilman, which sits on a site the developer and a trade publication have described in slightly different terms as either 6.9 or 6.86 acres.
The Cross Timbers Gazette
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Westlake data center bordering Keller neighborhood moves forward after months of litigation
The 88-acre data center project at the border of Keller and Westlake is moving forward after a monthslong legal battle between the two cities. Westlake Town Council members voted 5-1 Nov. 12 to approve a development agreement with PowerHouse Data Centers, the developer leading the Circle T project located off U.S. 377, within the town’s boundaries but only about 500 feet from the backyards of Keller residents. The deal was initially set for approval in August, but a temporary restraining order barred the council from moving forward.
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Fort Worth's Towering New Christmas Tree Arrives, Trumps Rockefeller Center by Feet
A towering Norway spruce rolled into downtown Fort Worth Friday morning, hauled in from Michigan to anchor this year's holiday display at Sundance Square. Crews began hoisting the tree into place almost immediately, kicking off what organizers describe as several weeks of decorating before the holiday display lights up next month.
fortworthreport.org
FAA lifts nationwide ground stop after telecommunications outage disrupts Texas flights
The Federal Aviation Administration lifted a nationwide ground stop Friday evening, hours after a telecommunications outage halted departures at airports across Texas and the rest of the country. The rare order, which was canceled at 7:19 p.m., affected major airports in Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, San Antonio and elsewhere in...
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Frisco ISD Eyes Demolition of Staley Middle School
Frisco ISD officials are recommending the demolition of Staley Middle School, which is scheduled to close at the end of the 2025-26 school year but still costs the district roughly $300,000 a year just to keep running. The recommendation came out of a board sustainability workshop on Monday, where staff laid out three options for the school's future: renovating and repurposing it, selling it, or tearing it down.
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Nobody Is Shocked That This Texas City Was Just Named One Of The Happiest In America
Somewhere between the perfectly maintained parks and the smell of something incredible coming from a food hall the size of a small country, Plano, Texas quietly became one of the happiest cities in America. And honestly, once you spend a little time here, the only surprising thing is that it...
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‘Rent’s Still Due, But the Intersection Will be Fabulous’: Texas Democrats Under Fire as Dallas Wants Gov.-elect Hinojosa to Put Rainbows Back Into Streets
The Dallas City Council has recently contacted Texas Gov.-elect Gina Hinojosa to reinstate LGBTQ+ Pride and Black Lives Matter crosswalks in the city. The move sparked mixed reactions from Texas residents, many of whom believed this was not a major priority for a new government. According to Advocate, the council...
WFAA
Volunteers pack 30,000 meals for North Texas families
Chron.com
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Dallas Criminal Lawyer Clarifies How Deferred Adjudication Affects Record Sealing
The Medlin Law Firm explains how deferred adjudication affects criminal record sealing in Texas. A Dallas criminal lawyer discusses eligibility for orders of nondisclosure, including applicable waiting periods and exceptions, to help individuals facing criminal charges better understand their legal options. Dallas, TX - November 13, 2026 — The Medlin...
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Dallas City Council considers moving departments out of City Hall
On a weeknight when most of Dallas is thinking about traffic, school pickup, and what is left in the refrigerator, the City Council is preparing to decide whether pieces of the machinery of local government should leave the building that has defined the civic skyline for nearly fifty years. The phrase Dallas City Hall relocation sounds like a plan to abandon a landmark. The question actually on the table is narrower, and in some ways more serious: whether 311, 911, and emergency operations should move out of the current City Hall while the rest of municipal life stays put, at least for now.
Chron.com
NBC Dallas-Fort Worth
AT&T reveals first look at massive new Plano headquarters as construction begins
A single blue balloon floating above a massive construction site in North Texas is offering a glimpse of what's to come as AT&T prepares to transform 54 acres into its new corporate headquarters. The balloon, visible along Legacy Drive in Plano, marks the future location of a 250-foot cell tower...
Axios
What to know about the recently reopened Forest Theater
The reopening of the historic Forest Theater in South Dallas this month is a success story for historic preservationists and neighborhood activists. Why it matters: The 1949 theater's restoration comes at a time when preservation and community identity are animating conversations in Dallas around older buildings with uncertain futures, like City Hall and Granada Theater.