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High-Speed Rail Arlington Study Advances with Fort Worth Partnership
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High-Speed Rail Arlington Study Advances with Fort Worth Partnership Arlington, TX – The City of Arlington is taking a major step toward regional transit transformation as it joins Fort Worth in a joint economic impact study for a proposed high-speed rail Arlington route. The initiative, aimed...
2026 FIFA World Cup Arlington Preparations Underway for Global Stage
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2026 FIFA World Cup Arlington Preparations Underway for Global Stage Arlington, TX – As the world looks ahead to one of the largest sporting events in history, 2026 FIFA World Cup Arlington preparations are already taking shape. City officials are rolling out detailed plans to ensure...
Smurf Experience Brings Family Fun to Arlington’s Esports Stadium
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Smurf Experience Brings Family Fun to Arlington's Esports Stadium Arlington, TX – Arlington is set to welcome an exciting new attraction just in time for summer. The Smurf Experience Arlington, an immersive family-friendly adventure, will open on May 7 at the city’s iconic Esports Stadium Arlington....
UTA Access and Earnings Rankings Reflect Academic and Economic Excellence
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UTA Access and Earnings Rankings Reflect Academic and Economic Excellence Arlington, TX – The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) continues to gain national acclaim with its strong performance in UTA access and earnings rankings, reinforcing its commitment to student opportunity and post-graduate success. This recognition...
Iconic Black Hole Water Slide at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Arlington Faces Demolition
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ARLINGTON, TX — A piece of Arlington’s amusement park history is coming down as Six Flags Hurricane Harbor begins the demolition of its iconic Black Hole water slide, a beloved attraction that has thrilled generations of visitors for decades. The 80-foot-tall slide, known for its distinctive black flying saucer...
Arlington Hospitals Shine in Safety Ratings Amid Texas Measles Outbreak Crisis
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25 web pages News Article Arlington Hospitals Shine in Safety Ratings Amid Texas Measles Outbreak Crisis ARLINGTON, TX — As Texas grapples with a severe measles outbreak that has claimed two young lives and infected 505 individuals across multiple counties, Arlington hospitals are standing out for their commitment to patient safety. Medical...
UTA Braces for Federal Budget Shifts with $155M Research Funding at Stake
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ARLINGTON, TX — The University of Texas at Arlington (UTA) is on high alert as federal budget changes loom, potentially threatening its $155 million research portfolio. With 17% of its budget tied to federal funding, UTA officials are actively monitoring the impact of recent executive orders while preparing for...
Mother’s Fight with Students Outside Sam Houston High School Sparks Debate in Arlington
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ARLINGTON, TX — A shocking altercation unfolded outside Sam Houston High School in Arlington when a mother, reportedly defending her child, engaged in a physical confrontation with a group of students after school hours. The incident, captured on video and widely shared online, has ignited a heated debate about...
Oscar’s Cantina in Arlington Reopens After Temporary Closure for Health Violations
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ARLINGTON, TX — Oscar’s Cantina, a popular Mexican eatery in Arlington, has reopened its doors following a temporary closure due to multiple health violations uncovered during a routine city inspection. The restaurant, located at 4100 S. Cooper St. near The Parks at Arlington, was shuttered after inspectors identified serious...
Texas Live! Demands Removal of Noteboom Law Firm’s $63M Verdict Billboard in Arlington Dispute
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ARLINGTON, TX — A legal battle is brewing in Arlington as Texas Live!, the sprawling entertainment complex in the city’s vibrant Entertainment District, has demanded that Fort Worth-based Noteboom Law Firm remove a billboard advertising a $63 million verdict against the venue. The billboard, prominently displayed on eastbound Interstate...