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Dallas County commissioners are naming a community room at the Oak Cliff Government Center after Sylvia Collins, one of three people who died in an Oak Cliff apartment fire in May.
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Only one category of police calls in Dallas get a response in under an hour. Dallas Police Chief Daniel Comeaux said it was not where the department wanted or needed to be.
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Granbury residents are asking a Fort Worth appeals court to order recall elections after the city rejected petitions targeting the mayor and four council members over the Project Patriot data center.
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The Tarrant County Commissioners Court heard proposals for next fiscal year's tax rate and budget, but some commissioners had concerns over budget distributions and other details in the plan.
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The city of Dallas will have a bond election on Nov. 3 for a proposition focused on public safety. It will happen two and a half years after the last bond election.
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City staff recommend closing and eventually demolishing the more than 50-year-old Bradfield Recreation Center and Pool because of aging infrastructure, irreplaceable parts and expensive upkeep.
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The lawsuit seeks writs of mandamus and temporary and permanent injunctive relief to halt the "ongoing deterioration and demolition by neglect of Dallas City Hall."
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Dallas currently categorizes data centers as local utility sub-use of communications exchange facilities, which are allowed in non-residential and mixed-use zoning districts.
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Fort Worth activist EJ Carrion had an arrest warrant over a disrupting a public meeting charge, his friend Alexander Montalvo said Wednesday.
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The Fort Worth City Council will consider the agreement Aug. 25 before possible probate court approval.
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A major overhaul would eliminate hundreds of federal requirements for the program that provides free early education to low-income families. North Texas advocates say they aren't sure the state can fill those gaps.
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Dallas' proposed fiscal year 2027 budget only increased by $80 million, which means funding decreases in other departments to maintain a balanced budget.
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The city of Dallas released its proposed budget on Friday outlining potential cuts for fiscal year 2027. No Dallas Public Library branches will close, but hours could reduce.
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Tarrant County paid Recana Recruiting and Staffing Solutions about $2.3 million seven months of its early terminated two-year contract.