
Nathan Collins
Dallas Accountability ReporterNathan Collins is the Dallas Accountability Reporter for ËÄ»¢Ó°Ôº. Collins joined the station after receiving his master’s degree in Investigative Journalism from Arizona State University. Prior to becoming a journalist, he was a professional musician.
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A local pundit tried to influence the last Dallas election. At least one incumbent categorized his tactics as homophobic.
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The Dallas City Council passed a mostly ceremonial resolution agreeing to continue negotiations on a funding plan with the police and fire pension system board.
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Three of Dallas' most influential employees received performance reviews — and a salary bump — after years of waiting.
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Dallas officials say the city is facing a $6.5 million budget shortfall due to property appraisal litigation.
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As polls closed, results were promising for incumbents, while Dallas was guaranteed to see new faces in four open seats.
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Dallas could spend up to $51 million to buy part of the former Dallas Morning News campus.
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Some candidates vying to represent West Dallas on the city council answered resident questions about the area's environmental issues on Thursday.
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Interim Dallas Police Chief Michael Igo announced his resignation on Wednesday to the surprise of elected officials.
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The food insecurity rate in Dallas County is one of the worst in Texas — and the nation, according to data presented by county officials.
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Daniel Comeaux will lead the Dallas Police Department. The decision was made by Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert after a months-long national search.
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Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert announced current Interim Chief Justin Ball as the next fire chief on Thursday.
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A man who alleged in a 2022 lawsuit that he was beaten by a former Dallas Police Department officer could receive an up to $65,000 pay out from the city.