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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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EJ Carrion had an arrest warrant over a disrupting a public meeting charge, his friend Alexander Montalvo said Wednesday.
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Melvin Leonard Mitchell III pleaded guilty to three charges including wire fraud, unlawfully using someone else's identity and piloting a drone in restricted airspace without a license.
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The Fort Worth City Council will consider the agreement Aug. 25 before possible probate court approval.
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The autopsy report shows that Mohammad Nazeer Paktiawal, 41, died as the result of a combination of anaphylaxis, acute asthma exacerbation and the toxic effects of methamphetamine, among other factors.
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Surrogate asks Texas court to let her seek medical care on the baby she’s carrying, AG Paxton saysAn Alaskan surrogate has traveled to Texas for legal protection after a California couple has refused treatment for a severe heart condition.
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The 11-member Data Center & Infrastructure Commission is tasked with evaluating developments, with first report due at Nov. 3 work session.
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The Denton City Council is reviewing a proposed $2.22 billion budget that would lower the property tax rate and increase employee pay. But officials warn a boost from business personal property tax revenue, including from data centers, may not last. Residents can weigh in at a Sept. 15 public hearing.
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The council reopens original vote after Chris Nettles said he mistakenly voted in favor of authorizing fees in Atatiana Jefferson appeal.
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Despite the proposed rate bump, city manager says the average homeowner would see their tax bill decrease because of flat appraisals.
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90-day halt would begin in February with approval from council, which voted on two other issues Tuesday related to data centers.
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Experts not employed by city agree Arlington could face serious consequences if issues with stormwater runoff and erosion aren't addressed, though they don't fully agree on a timeline. City officials say the situation is under control.