The Dallas Morning News reader Mark Holtz wondered why the Dallas Public Library charges non-residents a $250 fee for a ...

Dallas honors Human Trafficking Awareness Month with a luncheon at City Hall, where Allies Against Slavery will receive an ...

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Billed as "a masterpiece of architectural beauty and pyramid-like strength," the red flying horse was first installed in 1934 ...

DALLAS — The city of Dallas will be under new leadership, starting this week. Dallas city manager, T.C. Broadnax, is officially stepping down Thursday from the job he's held since 2017. Assistant city ...

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson delivered the annual State of the City address on Thursday from the Texas Stock Exchange. Johnson discussed the city’s progress in key areas, including growth in the ...

Last November, Dallas voters approved a charter amendment requiring the city to maintain a police force of at least 4,000 officers. Now, the group behind Proposition U believes the city has been ...

The city of Dallas, Texas, has opened its chief information officer position to outside applicants. The chosen applicant will be responsible for leading the city’s Information and Technology Services ...

Dallas voters are asked to consider 18 amendments to the city's charter, including three that could dramatically reshape how the city government operates. Another proposal could make possession of a ...

The city of Dallas, Texas will soon discuss whether or not to add a measure on the November ballot that would decriminalize small amounts of cannabis. Recently in a news release, Dallas Councilmember ...

Dallas is where cowboy boots meet tailored suites and designer dresses. Though it’s most famous (or infamous) for football, at its core, Dallas is an upscale urban oasis that boasts premier ...