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The city's newly approved 2026-27 budget does not include the Bradfield Recreation Center and Pool. The pool closed for the season earlier this month, and the rec center will cease operations after Sept. 30, the last day of the current fiscal year.
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Trent Kelley, a 25-year Grapevine Parks and Recreation employee, took the department's helm this month.
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The long-awaited Five Mile Creek Greenbelt in south Oak Cliff will connect three parks, schools and other landmarks.
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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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Dallas Park and Recreation announced it will temporarily close some recreation centers on Friday due to wider city budget constraints.
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The Dallas Tennis Association lost its renewal bid for Kiest Tennis Center. Community supported helped them get a second chance.
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As part of a new green initiative, livestock are taking over some landscaping duties on Irving public lands.
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The City of Bedford is restoring wildlife populations in the Boys Ranch Lake at Generations Park. Last July, a mass die-off wiped out most fish in the lake. Birds and other aquatic animals seemed unaffected.
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Modeled after Klyde Warren Park, Dallas’ newest deck park offers shade, recreation and unity to a community divided by a highway.
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Unofficial results show Richardson voters supporting 50 proposed amendments to the city charter and five bond propositions during Saturday’s elections.
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A Dallas Park and Recreation Board member is pushing for more surveillance at an East Dallas park after a teen was fatally shot on Jan. 22.
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Fort Worth police are investigating two shootings they say are connected where two people were killed, including a teenage girl.