Who Should Take Over West Dallas’ Bataan Community Center?
The saga of the Bataan Community Center seems endless, but some want it to wind up in the city’s hands when all is said and done.
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Allen Police Put Hemp Shops on Notice for Selling Illegal THC Products
Vape and CBD shops in Allen have been warned about selling products with illegal levels of THC.
Some Kleberg-Rylie Residents Allege Neglect by City
Both residents and the City Council member representing Kleberg-Rylie are frustrated that more can’t be done for the community.
Texas Will Take Public Comments on Banning Intoxicating Hemp Products
For better or worse, changes seem to be coming to the hemp-derived cannabis industry in Texas.
This City Process Could Change, Giving Dallas Residents Fewer Rights
A new state law has helped spark changes in a process that has long been used by residents to protect their neighborhoods.
Dallas Mayor Says T.C. Broadnax Shouldn’t Receive Severance Pay
The former city manager’s lump-sum severance pay would be nearly a half-million dollars. The mayor questions whether taxpayers should be on the hook for it.
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North Texas Real Estate Agents Face a Future With New Questions
Real estate professionals in North Texas face an uncertain future thanks to a recent settlement over commissions.
Dallas Police Might Use Controversial Company for Facial Recognition
The AI technology is being used in other North Texas cities and will likely soon begin to recognize faces in Dallas.
Rowlett Kills Its DEI Commission
The commission has been disbanded, but its chair says she won’t stop DEI work in Rowlett.
How ForwardDallas May Affect the Future of Dallas Neighborhoods
The ForwardDallas plan is being discussed at city plan commission meetings and town halls. Some worry about what the plan might change.
Dallas Says There’s a New Plan to Preserve the City’s History
City Council approved the plan last month, but doubts remain on how likely it is to be implemented.
Poker Rooms in Farmers Branch? It Might Not Be in the Cards.
Things aren’t looking so hot for poker clubs in Farmers Branch, but the games will continue in other cities across the state – including Dallas, for now at least.
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Report: Immigrants Contribute Billions to Dallas Economy
Immigrants accounted for 23.2% of the total population in Dallas and their households earned $10.7 billion in income in 2022, according to a new report.
Conflict of Interest? Rowlett Resident Accuses City Council Member of Corruption
A Rowlett city council member voted to approve a zoning case earlier this year. A Rowlett resident says he should have recused himself from the vote.
Dallas Botched Renovations of Its New Permitting Office
Not long after they moved in, Dallas development services employees had to vacate their new office because it failed city inspections.
Marijuana To Be Rescheduled in U.S. What Does That Mean for Texas?
The move won’t legalize marijuana across the country, but it’s a step in that direction.
Just Like Everything Else, Mobile Homes in Texas Are Becoming Less Affordable
Manufactured or mobile housing can be more affordable, but that doesn’t mean it’s cheap.
Family Files Lawsuit Over Man’s Death by Suicide in Kaufman County Jail
A North Texas man’s family is looking for justice in a wrongful death lawsuit brought against Kaufman County.
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Man Who Was Held Too Long in Jail Awarded $100,000 in Dallas County Settlement
A man was held in jail for nearly two months longer than he should’ve been. It’s the latest example of problems arising from technical issues with Dallas County software.
Here’s What You Should Do if You’re Pulled Over With Hemp
One of these days, you could be stopped on the way home from the hemp shop. Here’s some advice that might keep you out of trouble.
‘You Need a CEO’: In What Areas Should Dallas’ Next City Manager Excel?
Dallas City Council members weigh in on what kind of person the next city manager should be in order to succeed.
Rule Changes for Hemp Products in Texas Could Be Around the Corner
Consumable hemp products have exploded in popularity since they were legalized in Texas. New regulations could put a stop to all the fun.