Fort Worth Gives Residents A Say In Downtown's Future
Fort Worth is asking its residents to help plan what the city's downtown will look like.
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Fort Worth is asking its residents to help plan what the city's downtown will look like.
For the first time in two centuries, the federal government is opening patent offices outside of the Washington D.C. area and one of the new satellite locations will be in North Texas.
Dell is buying Quest Software for about $2.36 billion, ending recent speculation about who the unnamed bidder was in a battle for the company with investment firm Insight Venture Partners.
Machinists Local 776 has approved a new labor deal with Lockheed Martin following a nine week strike, setting the stage for employees to return to work on July 2.
Dallas-based Southwest Airlines says it plans to sell live television service on five planes and expand it to more aircraft by mid-July.
Striking Lockheed Martin machinists will gather in the Fort Worth Stockyards to vote on a new labor deal.
The Texas Public Utility Commission is considering raising the price cap on wholesale electricity rates by 50 percent this summer in hopes it will spur construction of new power plants.
Those who live in homes can dial their thermostats back, but what about major office buildings and high-rises? How do they keep tenants comfortable while minimizing power use?
The Allied Pilots Association board will send American Airlines' last and best offer to its members for a vote.
Exxon Mobil CEO Rex Tillerson says that fears about climate change, drilling, and energy dependence are overblown.
BNSF has earmarked $92 million for improvements this year in Oklahoma. The Fort Worth based company announced that the funds will be used for maintenance and rail capacity projects.
All eyes are on the Allied Pilots Association, as they decide whether to send the best and last offer from American Airlines to its members, or reject the airline's offer outright.
Flight attendants and mechanics at American Airlines want to resume contract talks as a deadline nears for a federal judge to rule on whether the airline can impose its own terms on workers.
Hundreds of new jobs are coming to Texas, and Governor Perry was in the DFW area to show his support.
People often gripe when they get high electric bills, but an Abilene woman's bill was nearly $1.4 million. She called her provider and quickly learned that the bill was an error.