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Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.
Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government
View MoreFort Worth City Council voted Aug. 11 to begin rezoning land around its TEXRail North Side Station, explicitly citing Grapevine's $114 million Main Street Station district as the model for transit-oriented development along the rail line.

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View MoreSouthlake's Sign Board will consider a new master sign plan for Shady Oaks Office Condos on West Southlake Boulevard and an amendment to the sign plan for the Residences at Southlake near Town Square at its Thursday, Aug. 20 meeting.

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View MoreColleyville's Jerry Bullard, who led all Texas Business Court judges in case dispositions during the court's first year, was reappointed by Governor Greg Abbott to a second two-year term on the Fort Worth-based Eighth Division starting Sept. 1.

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View MoreGrapevine City Council approved a $660,000 contract to replace 1,500 feet each of water and sewer mains on East Hudgins Street near Historic Main Street, with a full road closure starting in mid-August and completion targeted by Thanksgiving.

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View MoreA 1945 single-family home at 206 South Church Street in downtown Grapevine has triggered the city's first historic landmark application of 2026, a designation that could restrict demolition and major alterations while the case moves through a multi-step public review.

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View MoreMarshall Ridge residents near the proposed 1.1-million-square-foot Circle T Data Center in Westlake have hired an attorney and launched a GoFundMe campaign to fund a legal challenge ahead of the Town Council's Tuesday, Aug. 18 development-agreement vote.

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View MoreGrapevine City Council approved a $230,000 contract with Plummer Associates to repackage bid documents for its stalled $13.5 million wastewater treatment plant upgrade, switching to a construction-manager-at-risk procurement model after two failed competitive bids in two years.

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View MoreSouthlake's Utility Access Portal officially replaced the city's old water bill payment system on Saturday, August 1, offering features like American Express acceptance, multi-account management, and one-time guest payments after drawing more than 950 signups during its July 21 soft launch.
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