Good morning, this is Fort Worth Local Pulse for Sunday, August 31, 2025.We start our day with breaking news from the north side. Fort Worth police are investigating the death of a woman who was found early Saturday morning in a home off Camp Bowie Boulevard. Detectives say the investigation is active and ask anyone with information to contact the department. On our roads, tragedy struck State Highway 114 Friday night, where a wrong-way driver died in a head-on collision, reminding us all to drive safely as the holiday weekend travel picks up.Turning to city hall, several big items are on the agenda this week. Council members are set to vote on a new property tax rate that could impact homeowners across neighborhoods like Tanglewood and Ridglea Hills. If approved, residents could see their annual bills climb by about four percent, so it's worth keeping an eye on those council deliberations. Officials are also reviewing plans for new bike lanes on University Drive, signaling a push for more accessible transportation.Weather takes center stage today as summer heat lingers. The National Weather Service reports we'll see clear skies with temperatures hovering near 98 degrees. Outdoor events like the Fort Worth Symphony's Concert in the Park at Trinity Park will go on as scheduled, but listeners should remember to bring plenty of water and take shade breaks if heading out. Looking ahead, expect dry conditions to continue through the week, with a slight cool-down by Thursday.In local business, the buzz is about a new law that could help hundreds of Fort Worth restaurants reduce fees and stay afloat, as covered by NBC Dallas Fort Worth News. Across Magnolia Avenue, one beloved bakery is closing after nearly twenty years, citing higher rent and staffing shortages. Meanwhile, a new coffeehouse opens its doors this week on Main Street, already drawing crowds with its locally roasted blends. The job market is holding steady, with about three thousand new listings in fields like healthcare and manufacturing posted just this month.Cultural life is thriving. Saturday night’s North Texas comedy event at the Near Southside Community Arts Center raised funds for mental health initiatives, filling the room with laughter and positive energy. Our music scene continues to shine, with local bands performing tonight at Sundance Square and Billy Bob’s Texas gearing up for another packed weekend. Sports fans will be excited to hear that Paschal High School’s football team pulled off a dramatic win on Friday, notching a last-minute victory under the lights at Farrington Field.For public safety, Fort Worth police arrested Jafeth Najera-Suate this week, following a string of armed robberies over the winter. Community leaders commend officers for their swift work and encourage vigilance in the coming holiday weekend. No major incidents were reported overnight, though patrols remain high downtown with Labor Day festivities ahead.Before we wrap up, we want to spotlight a small act of kindness. Students at Harmony Science Academy organized a neighborhood clean-up along River Oaks Boulevard yesterday, collecting over two hundred pounds of litter and earning praise from parents and local businesses alike.This has been Fort Worth Local Pulse. We'll see you tomorrow with more local updates. Thank you for tuning in, and don’t forget to subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease dot ai.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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