Dallas, TX
DPS cites statewide demands in decision to end NTTA tollway patrol agreement
The Texas Department of Public Safety has notified the North Texas Tollway Authority that it will not renew an agreement dedicating state troopers to patrol NTTA roadways after the deal expires at the end of August.
NTTA oversees more than 150 miles of roads, bridges, and tunnels across North Texas, including the Dallas North Tollway, President George Bush Turnpike and Sam Rayburn Tollway.
DPS Col. Freeman Martin told NTTA CEO James Hofmann in a June 1 letter that a “comprehensive assessment of our statewide operational requirements” led the agency to forgo renewal. Martin wrote that DPS must preserve the flexibility to deploy personnel and resources in response to an “ever-changing threat environment.”
“The structure of the current agreement limits that flexibility in ways not aligned with DPS’s statewide operational needs,” Martin said in the letter reviewed by The Dallas Morning News.
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The city announced the mosquito control activities in a Friday press release. According to the release, the spraying will take place between 9 p.m.-5 a.m. in three control areas each night from Saturday, June 13 to Sunday, June 14.
The first control area is in District 12, in an area generally bounded by 18700 Platte Riverway; Rosemeade Parkway on the north; Kelly Blvd. on the west; Marsh Ln. on the east; and Timberglen Rd. on the south.
If the 2026 World Cup is inspiring you to hit the road for your favorite sports team, America’s Team is headed for Brazil. The Dallas Cowboys will face the Baltimore Ravens in the first-ever NFL game in Rio de Janeiro during the third week of the 2026 NFL season.
The NFL has been ramping up international play for years, with this being the third season the league will host a game in Brazil. However, the last two years, teams have played in Sao Paulo, but this is a first for Rio. The Cowboys vs. Ravens will be held at Maracanã Stadium on Sept. 27.
Here’s how to buy tickets for the Dallas Cowboys vs. Baltimore Ravens in Rio de Janeiro:
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Dallas Cowboys vs. Baltimore Ravens 2026 Rio NFL tickets
Despite being played in a different continent than the friendly confines of AT&T Stadium, the contest counts as a Cowboys home game. As of publication, the cheapest Cowboys vs. Ravens Brazil tickets cost $185.
Cowboys vs. Ravens NFL Rio game information
- When: Sunday, Sept. 27
- Where: Maracanã Stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- What time: 4:25 p.m. ET
- Tickets: Starting at $185
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