2 East Dallas Mothers Are on a Quest To Fix up One Very Sad Playground
Dallas’ Park Department says Harry Stone Park is nearing the end of its service life. Neighbors say that’s obvious.
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‘Stop Threatening To Defund Our Police’: Dallas Leaders Push Back on Abbott’s Threats
The governor has threatened to withhold over $80 million in public safety funding from Dallas over ICE policies.
Chairman’s Resignation Leaves Dallas Republicans Divided Ahead of Runoff Election
In a contentious meeting, precinct chairs voted to move forward with precinct-only voting in next month’s runoff. Is that possible?
City Council Seeks ‘Out of the Box’ Solutions to Prevent Public Library Closures
Dallas library staff will look for new revenue opportunities, including passport offices, to help keep all branches open.
An LGBTQ Cultural Center at Risk: Concern for Oak Lawn Library Persists
Dallas Public Library staff are reviewing alternatives to closing the Oak Lawn Branch. Some advocates are still concerned.
Two Bridges Too Far? Reconfiguring Oak Cliff-Downtown Connections Hits Resistance
Dallas officials have big plans for the Houston Street bridge as a pathway for pedestrians and the Dallas Streetcar. Critics warn it will hurt Oak Cliff’s connectivity.
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Dallas County GOP Leader Resigns Following Party Infighting, Voting Confusion
Allen West’s decision to abandon precinct-based voting may have led to backlash amongst local Republicans.
With Rainbow Crosswalks Gone, Dallas Considers New Symbols of Pride
Decorated crosswalks in Oak Lawn and South Dallas were removed last month to comply with an order from the governor.
Frisco Leaders Address ‘Indian Takeover’ Rhetoric, Balk on Public Speaker Changes
Widespread complaints and ‘hateful’ rhetoric have not resulted in a single actionable report that the city can investigate.
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Texas To Lead, Fund Its Own Psychedelic Trials After Drug Industry Balks
Advocates like former Texas Gov. Rick Perry say a plant-derived drug can treat PTSD and addiction.
Dallas County Population Shrinks Amid Immigration Slowdown, Census Shows
Dallas-Fort Worth is growing, but the U.S. Census Bureau says cooling immigration levels hurt Dallas County.
‘We Have a Housing Crisis in Dallas’: Over 27,000 Eviction Filings Reported in 2025
Housing demand has outpaced supply in Dallas, creating an ‘affordability crisis’ for renters and homebuyers.
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Street Preacher’s ‘Hate-Filled Attack’ Disrupts Muslim Prayer at White Rock Lake
The man has a history of harassing others and is facing charges in Florida for disturbing a Muslim worship group last year.
Abbott-Endorsed SNAP Restrictions Go Into Effect This Week, but Who’s Checking?
Milk products, ice cream and snacks like chips can still be purchased with SNAP benefits in Texas, but check out the list of what is prohibited.
UPDATE: No Kings Events Peacefully Draw Millions, While Dallas Arrest Grabs Attention
The man arrested in Dallas is a 57-year-old charged with misdemeanor assault against an elderly or disable individual.
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At a Grapevine Conservative Circus, War in Iran Takes Center Ring
For the first time in a decade, President Donald Trump is not expected to attend the conference. Attendees acknowledge “he’s busy.”
Fair Park Redevelopment Could Be a Long-Awaited, Pivotal ‘Piece of the Puzzle’
A new plan calls for economic development in areas of Fair Park currently filled with parking lots.
Where To Go for the March 28 No Kings Protests in North Texas
Rallies across the state will take place on Saturday to oppose the Trump administration. Here’s what to know and when to go in DFW.
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Delays Mount as Dallas Hands Control of Building Wings Practice Facility to Team
The Dallas Wings were supposed to move into a new stadium and practice facility this year, but it’s now going to take a longer.
Rainbow Removal: Dallas Begins Erasing Pride, Black Lives Matter Crosswalks
Crews began scraping and power washing crosswalks with Pride rainbows and Black Lives Matter designs on Monday. The removal will go on through April.
Dallas Library Staff Ask for More Time as Poll Shows 72% Oppose Closures
The Dallas Public Library is weighing branch closures as city leaders ask for $2.6 million in cuts.
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Citing ‘Voter Confusion,’ Dallas County GOP Pivots Back to Countywide Voting
After initially defending the decision to move to precinct-based voting, local Republicans push for a return to the norm.