Let City Hall go Re: “A tale of another city hall — What can Dallas learn from Boston’s commitment to its own, decades-old architecturally significant building?”...
Pool season ended in September, but we welcome a splash of good news anytime. And how’s this for a headline? Dallas has started work to replace...
From the get-go, the conversation about Dallas City Hall’s future has been polluted by finger pointing, foregone conclusions and unreasonable expectations. Council members are set today...
Dallas leaders are exploring ways to combine new regional libraries with affordable housing and community spaces. City staff presented the Quality of Life, Arts and Culture...
We are deep into budget season at Dallas City Hall, and you know what that means. Special interests are lining up to protect and expand every...
Dallas Park Board President Arun Agarwal says he wants a “100% reset” of the organizations managing Fair Park and wants a public process to deliberate if...
Community leaders in Dallas have urged for peaceful demonstrations as protesters prepare to take to the streets Saturday for the No Kings events that are expected...
The Dallas Park and Recreation Board approved on Thursday usage of land in Far West Oak Cliff for a new Dallas Wings practice facility. Board members...
Dallas officials estimate they need an additional $178.5 million to build a 20-acre police academy at the University of North Texas at Dallas and a 60-acre...
Park advocates notched a victory before the Dallas City Council this week; an industrial developer took a hit; and I’m trying to figure out why I,...
