Letters to the Editor — Mushroom House, downtown Dallas, ICE agents, DART, Venezuela
Tearing down art and vision Re: “Mushroom is no more — Car dealer Cooley mows down landmark house,”…
Why a $250 fee for Dallas Public Library card for non-residents? Curious Texas answers
Would you pay a $250 fee for a library card? The Dallas Morning News reader Mark Holtz wondered…
Dallas police oversight board seeks routine reports on officers’ work with ICE
Dallas’ police oversight board is requesting regular reports from the Dallas Police Department on its day-to-day interactions with…
Rough time for birds at Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center prompts a rethink in Dallas
Dallas’ Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center has been fooling birds for years, reflecting the sky and delivering a…
Dallas offering $200,000 grant to lure Atlético Dallas headquarters near Fair Park
The city of Dallas is planning to give $200,000 to Atlético Dallas to lure the new men’s pro…
Anti-Enforcement Agitators In Downtown Dallas Rally As Minnesota Shooting Evidence Emerges
Hundreds of anti-enforcement agitators gathered outside Dallas City Hall Thursday night following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole…
‘We had a good run downtown.’ What The National’s foreclosure means for Dallas
Before the sun had even risen on the first Monday of the new year, a text message lit…
Plans to demolish 100-year-old home for a new AutoZone in Kleberg stalled by residents
Plans to demolish a house over 100 years old in the southeast neighborhood of Kleberg to make room…
Dallas police chief pushes back after Abbott links AT&T exit to downtown public safety
Dallas police Chief Daniel Comeaux said Thursday that Gov. Greg Abbott was off base in blaming AT&T’s planned…
Dallas leaders’ failure on policing, homelessness to blame for AT&T relocation
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said Tuesday that Dallas leaders were responsible for AT&T’s decision to relocate its headquarters…
Dallas asks property owners to submit proposals as it considers moving from City Hall
Dallas officials have begun a wide-ranging review of what city government could look like if it ever moved…
The 20 most significant demolitions in Dallas history
Dallas has made the erasure of its built heritage something of a civic tradition. Entire neighborhoods have been…