Dallas aims to curb street food distribution. Advocates say it’s violating their rights
For five years, Dallas Sandwich Sundays has set up shop behind City Hall to distribute food, hygiene supplies…
Dallas saw a sharp decrease in weed arrests after voters took action. That could change
Dallas police made significantly fewer arrests for low-level marijuana possession between the time voters took action in November…
One day, the Loop will connect all of Dallas. This community already sees a difference
The two-way bridge on Lake June Road once had crumbling edges and no sidewalks. It is often the…
$2.3M lead removal program failed Dallas residents, audit says
An audit released on Monday raises concerns about Dallas’ overall grant monitoring process, following an investigation by The…
Dallas risks lawsuit if it doesn’t repeal ordinances that run afoul of ‘Death Star’ law
The Texas Public Policy Foundation, an influential conservative think tank, notified Dallas on Wednesday it needs to repeal…
Dallas estimates having 4,000 cops by 2029, despite City Council declining previous plan
Dallas officials think they can meet the city’s mandate of having at least 4,000 police officers in four…
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson seems like the mayor of Somewhere Else
It’s our job to keep track of what our elected leaders say and do. But if we’re being…
Dallas’ homeless count may be off, but that’s not the measure we need anyway
An audit released last month about the Dallas Office of Homeless Solutions and a nonprofit group, Housing Forward,…
A lone Dallas resident shouldn’t be able to delay a zoning case
At a recent meeting, Dallas City Council members had a lively discussion about what options residents should have…
Dallas will end some alley trash service in 2026. These neighborhoods will be impacted
Dallas plans to move forward with ending alleyway garbage and recycling pickups for tens of thousands of residents…