Commissioner Alisa Simmons wrote a proclamation declaring March National Social Work Month, but Commissioner Matt Krause ...

Clifford Davis, the first Black judge elected in Tarrant County ... push for desegregation in Texas, litigating the cases that resulted in the desegregation of the Mansfield and Fort Worth ...

TARRANT COUNTY ... to Texas in the early 1950s. He was among the first Black lawyers in the south to take on discrimination cases. The 1954 Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court decision ...

Judge Davis, the first Black district court judge to be elected in Tarrant County and a civil rights lawyer who helped desegregate North Texas schools ... council members, Mansfield Mayor Michael ...

It features a restaurant, handcrafted cocktails and “professionally-dealt games of Texas Hold’em,” according to its website. A monthslong investigation by the Tarrant County Sheriff’s ...

Clifford Davis, the civil rights lawyer who fought to desegregate North Texas school districts before becoming the first Black judge in Tarrant County ... integration of Mansfield public schools.

Clifford Davis, who as a civil rights lawyer in the 1950s helped integrate Texas public schools that had resisted the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision ... judges in Tarrant County, Texas ...

His lawsuits forced the desegregation of Mansfield and Fort Worth school ... he became one of the first Black district judges in Tarrant County, proving that justice belongs to all of us, not ...

DALLAS — Tarrant County’s new jail chief brings with him commendations from his previous employers and a wealth of experience in county jail operations, according to his personnel files and previous ...

Elizabeth “Betty” Hurdle Marshall passed away peacefully at home in Dripping Springs, Texas with her ... at the Fort Worth Court of Appeals in the Tarrant County Courthouse.