Fort Worth Workers Approve Pension Fund Fix
Nearly 6,600 city workers will make larger contributions into the fund starting this summer, and will take less generous benefits when they retire.
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If the compromise had failed, state lawmakers in Austin would have had to step in to fix the fund.
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