Double the Veggies
Double Up Food Bucks, a partnership between North Texas Healthy Communities and Blue Zones Project Fort Worth, allows low-income families to essentially buy one...
COVID Concerns
Sam came to AZZ with an open mind. In the popular imagination and many actual workplaces, corporate environments entail repetitive and sometimes humdrum work,...
Nuclear Waste Heading to Cowtown?
Like most large U.S. cities, Fort Worth is intersected by multiple rail lines that were first laid well over a century ago. Trains do...
Cherry-picking Science
Don’t be surprised if droves of public health officials turn in their county gigs for less turbulent work in private practices next year. Already...
Cashing Out
On November 3, while much of the news will be gobbled up by presidential election ads and pundits prophesying the end of the world...
Chipping Away at Voter Suppression
As the death toll from COVID-19 passes 200,000 in the United States, a record number of Americans are opting for absentee ballots as a...
Tested and Rested
For individuals living in poor and underserved Tarrant County communities, access to screenings for sexually transmitted infection (STI) was difficult before COVID-19 hit. To...
Progress Coming to Panther Island?
Ask any number of Tarrant County folks what the Tarrant Regional Water District (TRWD) does, and you’ll see at least a few quizzical faces....
Serving Up Safety
Felipe Armenta is fighting the pandemic in more ways than one. On the food front, the chef behind Press Café, The Tavern, Pacific Table,...
Rule of Law, Good for Business
Speaking in Fort Worth last week, Gov. Greg Abbott sent a stern warning to state elected officials: Hands off police budgets or else the...
