Nicole Lopez

Breaking News Reporter at Fort Worth Star-Telegram

fort worth, texas, united states

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Nicole is a multimedia journalist from El Paso, Texas. She graduated from the University of Texas at El Paso with a Bachelor’s Degree in Multimedia Journalism and a minor in Creative Writing. She currently works for the Fort Worth Star-Telegram as a Breaking News Reporter.

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Made in Tarrant: Landscape company celebrates 20 years of lawn, plant care with Fort Worth-area location

What began as a lawn mowing business in Dallas during Jason Craven’s teen years went on to become Southern Botanical. Craven debuted Southern Botanical’s newest location in Haltom City in November. He considers the new spot a testament to the evergrowing ... See more

fortworthreport.org•Nicole Lopez•Jan 3, 2026

Gateway Park to see new amenities soon. This local group is helping enact plans

Fort Worth is one step closer to bringing its vision for Gateway Park to life. Construction on the first phase of the 800-acre park is set to begin by summer 2026, assistant park and recreation director Joel McElhany said. “People will be seeing that righ... See more

fortworthreport.org•Nicole Lopez•Dec 28, 2025

'Fallen on deaf ears.' Sewage sludge continues to affect Johnson County farms, residents say

Editor’s note: During the holiday season, the Fort Worth Report is following up on the stories you told us you appreciated the most in 2025. It’s been nearly two years since cattle began to die — and Johnson County residents noticed issues with their own ... See more

fortworthreport.org•Nicole Lopez•Dec 27, 2025

These Tarrant cities to clean up litter, increase recycling thanks to thousands in state funds

Arlington and Mansfield are tapped to receive over $160,000 in state funds to clean up streets and provide recycling to more residents. The North Central Texas Council of Governments received 17 applications from several local governments to gain a portio... See more

fortworthreport.org•Nicole Lopez•Dec 20, 2025

Soaring water demand, increasing trash prompt $350M award. Here's how it helps Fort Worth

Fort Worth will receive $351 million in federal environmental funds to produce more treated water and to push recycling projects forward as booming growth and population prompts the need for more resources. A $347 loan from the Environmental Protection Ag... See more

fortworthreport.org•Nicole Lopez•Dec 16, 2025

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Made in Tarrant: Landscape company celebrates 20 years of lawn, plant care with Fort Worth-area location

Gateway Park to see new amenities soon. This local group is helping enact plans

'Fallen on deaf ears.' Sewage sludge continues to affect Johnson County farms, residents say

These Tarrant cities to clean up litter, increase recycling thanks to thousands in state funds

Soaring water demand, increasing trash prompt $350M award. Here's how it helps Fort Worth

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Made in Tarrant: Landscape company celebrates 20 years of lawn, plant care with Fort Worth-area location

Gateway Park to see new amenities soon. This local group is helping enact plans

'Fallen on deaf ears.' Sewage sludge continues to affect Johnson County farms, residents say

These Tarrant cities to clean up litter, increase recycling thanks to thousands in state funds

Soaring water demand, increasing trash prompt $350M award. Here's how it helps Fort Worth

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