On Wednesday, City Council finished a six-year long process of approving new zoning for the Elm Thicket-Northpark neighborhood. Some say the changes, restrictions on height and lot coverage of new homes, will help preserve the history of the neighborhood.
Up for re-election, a report by the far-right politics website Current Revolt claims Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins wore blackface when he and two others criminally trespassed on several properties in 1983.
Today, the Dallas City Council will vote on zoning changes that some say will help preserve the historically Black Elm Thicket-Northpark neighborhood.
A lawsuit filed in Texas seeks to halt President Joe Biden’s Student Debt Relief Plan because there was no public input before its approval.
As more details of the May 24 Robb Elementary School shooting are revealed, the Uvalde Consolidated Independent School District sees more firings, retirings, and the suspension of its whole police force.
Scooters got booted from Dallas in 2020. Their return could be delayed until 2023.
The hospital has suggested it will provide its own shuttles for employees, but patients may have to walk a quarter mile to the nearest mode of public transit.
Frisco Police officers tased a man, causing him to fall to the ground and sustain a fatal head injury. The Texas Rangers and Collin County District Attorney’s Office are investigating the incident.
With rents up, some tenants are worried about ending up on the streets.
Oncor, the state’s largest energy delivery company, is set to increase its rates. But, it’ll have to get through the city of Dallas first.
College Park may be renamed to Fahim J. Minkah Community Park if these activists get their way.
If Dallas says your business is causing public safety issues, it may protest your license to sell alcohol.
A process server claimed Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton ran from him as he tried to serve subpoenas from a federal lawsuit.
An “outside vendor” may help the Dallas Police Department track the off-duty work of its officers.
A mound of mulch stirred up some controversy in Dallas Cochran Park.
While there was some divide in opinion when it came to total bans of assault rifles, a survey by the University of Houston and Texas Southern University found “overwhelming” bipartisan support for more gun control measures in Texas.
Bidisha Rudra and her friends were the victims of a racist verbal and physical attack last month. Now, Rudra hopes a civil lawsuit will teach her attacker a lesson.
A Dallas County court ruled it was unconstitutional to make tenants pay their rent to court registries while their eviction is on appeal.
So many Dallas Fire-Rescue vehicles are out of service that the city has turned to temporarily renting trucks for the department.
A former Dallas Housing Authority tenant claimed the agency discriminated against her. Now, they’re paying her $500,000.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says in new, multi-state billboards that people faced with abortion bans can go to his state to get the procedure legally.
The Dallas Police Department says it’s violent crime reduction plan has decreased “violent street crime” by 12% in the last year.
