Dallas plans to close all community pools over the next three years
Dallas is considering closing all nine of its community pools over the next three years. The board was…
Dallas’ living wage policy deserves another look
Paying people who work for the city of Dallas enough to make a decent living just makes sense.…
Dallas climate activists surprised to hear city could shut down Joppa industrial plant
After years of residents pushing for the closure of an industrial facility in the southern neighborhood of Joppa,…
How did Dallas flub watchdog appointment?
In a head-scratcher to remember, Dallas managed to violate the plain language of its own rules by hiring…
Dallas to hold community meetings to get feedback on stopping DEI city policies, programs
Dallas officials plan to hold five community meetings starting next week, including one at City Hall, to allow…
Dallas’ new inspector general is not an attorney, violating voter-approved requirement
Dallas’ new inspector general, tasked with uncovering corruption and ensuring the city government complies with its code of…
Dallas DEI replacement is on the right track
In the midst of President Donald Trump’s war on diversity, equity and inclusion programs, Dallas is right to…
Should Rodeo Dallas continue to operate? Decision sits with judge
It’s not immediately clear Saturday if a Dallas judge will allow a popular Deep Ellum bar forced to…
Dallas’ problem with public pools
Back in 2017, when I served as the president of the Dallas Park and Recreation Board, Dallas voters…
3 finalists for Fort Worth’s top cop, including ex-Dallas chief, make pitches for job
Former Dallas police chief Eddie García said he realized he was “born to be a police officer” and…