Jay Chapa becomes Fort Worth’s next city manager despite complaints about hiring process
The Fort Worth City Council voted 9-1 Dec. 10 to hire former assistant city manager Jay Chapa to be the next city manager. District 6 council member Jared Williams abstained from the vote over ethical objections to the hiring process.
This is not about opposing the fight against human trafficking. We all want to help those impacted by this tragedy," said Joseph Nevel.
Government at any level has no place telling any religious institution how they are permitted to live out their beliefs.” ...
Seven months after voting to begin dissolving MedStar and create its own fire-based EMS system, the Fort Worth City Council ...
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Fort Worth City Council approves site plans for 100+ bed facility for human trafficking victimsThe Fort Worth City Council approved a site plan for Mercy Culture Church's Human Justice Reform center. The church intends ...
The Fort Worth City Council on Dec. 10 agreed to spend $13.6 million on almost 300 acres of future parkland in the city’s far ...
Political divisions and concerns over a legal battle punctuated heated debate over whether the church could build housing for ...
A years-long fight between a church and a neighborhood ended Tuesday as councilmembers allowed the church to build a shelter ...
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