Politics & Government

Despite differing neighborhood views on a supportive housing facility, the CPC agreed to move forward with the plans.

With the NRA convention coming up in Dallas, we wanted the mayor to answer one simple question. Donald Trump will be there. What about him?

A new state law has helped spark changes in a process that has long been used by residents to protect their neighborhoods.

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.

Real estate professionals in North Texas face an uncertain future thanks to a recent settlement over commissions.

The Denton mayor proposed rewriting a deed adopted by the city in 1933 that outlawed burials of non-whites in the cemetery.

The commission has been disbanded, but its chair says she won’t stop DEI work in Rowlett.

The ForwardDallas plan is being discussed at city plan commission meetings and town halls. Some worry about what the plan might change.

Votes putting pressure on TikTok and dealing with the southern border highlight some of the congressman’s moderate leanings.

For the first time, Dallas voters are able to have a bit more say over what goes on at the county appraisal district board.

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.

As banks are banned from the Texas bond industry, interest rates are inflating and taxpayers are footing the bill.

On Tuesday, UNT student groups added to the wave of college campus protests that have erupted across the country in recent days. More around North Texas are expected.

Not long after they moved in, Dallas development services employees had to vacate their new office because it failed city inspections.

The Texas governor adds to his list of threats and jokes aimed at migrants with an alligator video from the Rio Grande.

The council unanimously voted to reimagine the “malfunctioning,” “dark” and”confusing” downtown central library.

Dallas City Council members weigh in on what kind of person the next city manager should be in order to succeed.

Following the Super Tuesday demise of many enemies of Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton, the GOP civil war still rages, according to Lawrence Wright, author of Mr. Texas.

Starting in May, Old City Park will be under the city’s management. Some are worried about what that will look like.

Some aren’t thrilled with how the 2024 bond package turned out because of some key items missing from the ballot.

Texas has waged war against DEI offices on college campuses. Now, some fear a name change could be the beginning of the end of Rowlett’s DEI Commission.