Dallas City Hall’s issues almost 10 years ago cost far less than today’s $152M-$345M bill
When inspectors assessed Dallas City Hall in fall 2016, they found a missing roof skylight covered only with…
A new pocket park is coming to North Dallas
Residents of Far North Dallas are getting a new pocket park. It is the sixth site announced as…
How a South Dallas neighborhood is changing amid growing frustrations
On Merlin Street, duplexes have taken root in a South Dallas neighborhood once called Jeffries-Meyers. The homes here…
Klyde Warren Park’s next phase expected to begin next year
Klyde Warren Park’s expansion, which includes a 1.7-acre deck to the west of the property, is anticipated to…
If we can’t build a H-E-B off the interstate, where can we?
H-E-B, the San Antonio-based grocery chain, is making moves in North Texas. New stores opened to excited crowds…
Letters to the Editor — More ideas about what to do with Dallas City Hall
Policy by panic The sudden campaign to abandon Dallas City Hall feels eerily familiar. Practically overnight, we’re told…
Dallas police and fire pension deal isn’t perfect, but it’s fair
For too long, Dallas has faced a massive, unfunded liability in its Police and Fire Pension System. The…
Pedro Aguirre, Mexican American trailblazer and Dallas architect, dies at 92
Pedro Aguirre Jr., well-known architect and one of the first Mexican Americans to be elected for Dallas City…
Dallas moved its council races to November. Will voters show?
It is a depressing tradition of this editorial page to write about poor voter turnout after municipal elections.…
The DFW Deal Sheet (November 17, 2025)
The development of a Southern Dallas master-planned community will get financial support from the city. Courtesy of Russell…
City Council Approves $23.5M Grant for Russell Glen Co.’s Rivulet Community in Southern Dallas » Dallas Innovates
Rivulet, a 90-acre master planned community in Southern Dallas [Rendering: Russell Glen Company] The Dallas city council has…
Curb or alley? Thousands of Dallas residents to weigh in on trash survey
Starting this week, about 44,000 Dallas residents will be surveyed on their trash pick-up preferences: curb or alley.…