More than three years after a plan for a National Juneteenth Museum was hatched, developers have secured land in Fort Worth.

Fort Worth City Council approves a city-owned site for the National Juneteenth Museum in the Historic Southside.

We are thrilled to welcome residents to The Sadie, a community that reflects our commitment to delivering exceptional quality and creating communities where people feel truly at home,” said John ...

Fort Worth also plans to make a $15 million contribution to the Juneteenth museum once the nonprofit confirms it has ...

2000 Eagle Parkway and 2070 Eagle Parkway, Fort Worth ...

The Fort Worth City Council voted to demolish the Southside Community Center to build the National Juneteenth Museum.

The Fort Worth ISD school board is considering its most detailed proposals yet of which schools could close as the district ...

The school board’s discussion is the beginning of a long road toward shrinking FWISD’s campus numbers in face of declining ...

Museum officials hope to have the grand opening in 2026, when Opal Lee, the grandmother of Juneteenth​, turns 100 years old.

Fort Worth City Council approves the National Juneteenth Museum to access the Southside Community Center property on Tuesday ...

JLL Capital Markets team represented New York Life in the transaction, with Senior Managing Director Michael Leggett, Senior ...

Mental Health & Wellness Center Alliance will offer various adult services before it expands to serve adolescents later this ...