Patricia Ruth Markham was on her way to visit her first great-grandchild in Oklahoma when the crash occurred.Read more

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Patricia Ruth Markham was on her way to visit her first great grandchild in Oklahoma.Read more

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The Southlake man set better passenger service in motion.Read more

Bill Glavin, who lives in Southlake but has spent most of his time residing in Austin since he took the rail director position in 2009, confirmed that he will be leaving the Texas Department of Transportation, saying, "(Retirement) just seems to make sense."Read more

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Officials gather on a new bridge along Interstate 20 to call on motorists to bear greater responsibility for being safe drivers in work zones.Read more

Concerned about being left behind at the bullet-train station, Tarrant County commissioners adopted a resolution Tuesday supporting the development of a high-speed passenger rail alignment along the Texas 360 corridor that would connect to the terminal areas at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport.Read more

FORT WORTH — Concerned about being left behind at the bullet train station, Tarrant County Commissioners passed a resolution Tuesday supporting the development of a high-speed passenger rail alignment along the State Highway 360 corridor that would connect directly to the terminal areas of DFW Airport.Read more

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Fort Worth police say a crash caused the shutdown at 9:05 a.m.Read more

The former Fort Worth councilman is leaving the Texas Transportation Commission.Read more

The former Fort Worth City Council member steps down from the Texas Transportation Commission.Read more

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Mark Sullivan wonders who in the world would build a high-speed rail station in southeast Dallas.Read more

While the crowd at the Texas Rangers home opener left happy Friday after a 3-2 Rangers win, the new parking policy -- which keeps people without a game ticket out of the parking lots -- provoked a split decision among fans.Read more

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Everything, however, was calm in the parking lots despite the new, restrictive tailgating policies.Read more

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For Rangers fans, today is Opening Day and all will once again be right with the world -- if they can find a parking space.Read more

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For one thing, people who want to park in a Rangers lot must show that they have a ticket to the game.Read more

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