Fort Worth’s Pioneer Tower has been one of the city’s most iconic landmarks since its construction in 1936 but has admittedly seen better days.

On Tuesday, city council members unanimously approved the new map which adds Districts 10 and 11. Fort Worth Mayor Mattie Parker said it increases representation in the area north of 820, along ...

Read this story about what exactly will replace the Fort Worth landmark. In a unanimous vote, city council cleared the way for two industrial plots of land at the intersection of Montgomery Street ...

In 2016, Fort Worth voters approved an amendment to increase the number of city council members from nine to 11 following the completion of the 2020 Census.

The map includes a so-called “horseshoe” feature connecting east Fort Worth to the south side to ensure Hispanics have adequate representation on the City Council.

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The Fort Worth City Council unanimously approved a redistricting map Tuesday, calling it an imperfect compromise between competing neighborhood interests.. None said it was a perfect map, but all ...