Fort Worth Ranks as the 10th Largest City
Kelly Webster • May 19, 2026
Last week's U.S. Census Bureau report confirmed Fort Worth as the 10th largest city in the United States.
That ranking reflects more than a number — it comes with an obligation to lead.
To be a genuine example of what a thriving, livable American city can and should look like. One that fosters innovation and collaboration between local government, the business community, and the neighborhoods they serve. Quality education, a vibrant arts community, abundant public parks and recreational offerings, and premier entertainment and dining options are just a few of the priorities that define a city worth living in.
Let us work together, all of us, to light the way for an even brighter future.
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