Only three cities in Texas saw population declines of more than 200 residents. Richardson, north of Dallas, dropped by 405, while Lakeway, west of Austin, dropped by 320.

Texas cities also appeared near the top of the Bureau's list for the fastest-growing U.S. cities by population count. Houston's population increase was second only to New York's. Los Angeles came ...

Fort Worth now joins three other Texas cities topping that mark: Dallas with a population of about 1.3 million, San Antonio at about 1.5 million and Houston at about 2.4 million.

Princeton, Texas, a suburb of Dallas, saw the highest growth in population by percentage and was the fastest-growing city in the U.S., according to the bureau. Its population grew by a third from ...

Fort Worth now joins three other Texas cities topping that mark: Dallas with a population of about 1.3 million, San Antonio at about 1.5 million and Houston at about 2.4 million.

Fort Worth's population is 1,008,106, according to the Census Bureau. Fort Worth gained 23,442 residents from 2023 to 2024, the data found.

Only three cities in Texas saw population declines of more than 200 residents. Richardson, north of Dallas, dropped by 405, while Lakeway, west of Austin, dropped by 320.

Fort Worth now joins three other Texas cities topping that mark: Dallas with a population of about 1.3 million, San Antonio at about 1.5 million and Houston at about 2.4 million.

The U.S. Census Bureau said that two cities in that time period crossed the 1 million-population threshold: Fort Worth, Texas, and Jacksonville, Florida. Fort Worth now joins three other Texas ...

The fastest-growing city in the U.S. last year was a Dallas suburb that saw its population jump by nearly a third.. The number of residents in Princeton, located about 46 miles (74 kilometers ...