Fort Worth Star Telegram

2008 Census estimates reveal that in the city center of Fort Worth, Texas, the number of school-age children living in poverty has dropped whereas the surrounding suburban communities have seen increasing numbers.

Officials in Fort Worth, Texas, are searching for ways to deal with buildings left vacant by businesses struggling during the recession. Other cities and the state of Texas are also addressing the issue.

Cities in the Dallas-Fort Worth area are working together to save water and use reclaimed water for non-drinking purposes.

With auto accidents the leading cause of death for teenagers, there's yet another reason to build communities that don't make us dependent on our cars.

As the Fort Worth Dallas Region anticipates the addition of four million people in the next 25 years, the region's transportation planners take a multimodal approach to planning needed improvements.

Inspired by Vancouver, the Trinity River plan could transform Fort Worth, TX.

Exclusionary zoning and its effect on housing affordability

Reinventing the urban commercial strip - Fort Worth style.

To be eligible for a wider pool of grants, a regional planning council creates a 501(c)(3) foundation.

Don't give up on greyfields and brownfields. Smart growth offers redevelopment prospects.

Architect David Schwarz designs for Fort Worth has supporters and critics.

Debate continues over residential uses in a mixed-use suburban downtown.

The impact of the Bass family on development in downtown Fort Worth, TX.