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Candidates seek to fill vacant Senate District 22 seat (opens the original)
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Republican David Cook and Democrat Amy Martinez-Salas are vying for the vacant Texas Senate District 22 seat in a special election. Cook, the District 96 state representative who also served as Mansfield mayor, won the Republican primary against opponents Jon Gimble and Rena Schroeder. Martinez-Salas, an Arlington mother who works as a legal assistant and is a political newcomer, was unopposed in the Democratic primary. Gov. Greg Abbott ordered the special election to replace former Sen. Brian B
‘The heart of Fort Worth’: La Línea Rosa buses connect community with culture (opens the original)
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Claudia Ramirez beamed with pride as the south Fort Worth bus route she rode as a child was rebranded into a festive, Latino-themed transit experience. “It’s so vibrant,” Ramirez, a lifelong Fort Worth resident, said of Trinity Metro’s new La Línea Rosa buses. “We have lowriders and everything Southside represented on the bus. It’s pretty nice.” The updated bus route was unveiled Tuesday morning — the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month — with a fiesta in the parking lot of La Gran Plaza de For
Council of governments executive director leaves job (opens the original)
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The executive director of an Arlington-based government organization is out of his job months after he fired an influential North Texas transportation director — a move that spurred legal action and led to the director’s reinstatement. Todd Little, a former Ellis County judge appointed to lead the North Central Texas Council of Governments in May 2025, left his position Thursday after a meeting of the group’s executive board, which now includes five Tarrant County leaders. During the meeting, th
How four Tarrant cities are wooing economic development as land availability shrinks (opens the original)
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Tarrant County cities are focused on bringing new businesses to their booming areas even as available land becomes scarce. At a recent economic development forum, officials with Arlington, Mansfield, Haltom City and Keller discussed how they are recruiting and retaining companies in that situation. They appeared at a Workforce Solutions for Tarrant County forum on July 30 at the Bob Duncan Center in Arlington. Arlington, with a population of more than 400,000, is about 95% built out, making recr
‘We’re going to power AI’: Officials celebrate opening of Alliance manufacturing plant (opens the original)
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Noted tech leaders, North Texas officials, Taiwanese representatives and throngs of global reporters gathered in far north Fort Worth on Tuesday for the opening of a new Wistron Corp. AI manufacturing facility. But tucked away in a roped-off corner of the company’s lobby was the star of the show: a tall, sleek black-and-gold metal box that houses millions of central processing unit components. It is one of many racks used to power AI supercomputers. Taiwan-based Wistron partnered with Nvidia to
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