NYC blizzard postpones Dallas officials’ trip to lure more businesses to ‘Y’all Street’
A blizzard has postponed Dallas’ business delegation to New York City. Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and City Manager…
Two camps, $1 billion fight in debate to raze or restore Dallas City Hall
The same report, two different readings. With a nine-figure repair estimate now public, the City Hall debate has…
Will the council vote to stay or move?
The numbers are in: up to $1.4 billion over 20 years to fully modernize City Hall. Now, the…
Dallas City Hall needs more than $1B for full repairs over 20 years, new report says
Years of neglected maintenance at Dallas City Hall have come due, and the bill is steep: more than…
Upcoming report could decide Dallas City Hall’s fate
Dallas will soon see the results of an extensive review of the City Hall building, a step that…
The man who tended to Dallas City Hall in 1978 on why it shouldn’t be torn down
David Voss had two speeches prepared for last week’s meeting of the Dallas City Council. In one, edited…
Dallas is moving the needle on crime
Earlier this month, Dallas police reported that increased police presence across the city and more focused policing paid…
Dallas mayor, city manager announce NYC trip to lure more corporations to ‘Y’all Street’
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson and City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert say they’ll lead a group of business and…
Dallas committee continues discussing City Hall preservation as new report looms
A city committee working to draft criteria to preserve Dallas City Hall hopes to formally recommend designating the…
Why police, feds finally busted NW Dallas ‘brothel’ and adult book store
On Friday, the Dallas Police Department and an alphabet soup’s worth of federal agencies, armored vehicle included, descended…
Jasmine Crockett makes appearance at ‘Not My President’s Day’ rally at Dallas City Hall
Dozens gathered Monday afternoon for a “Not My President’s Day” rally outside Dallas City Hall — including U.S.…
214 Day: Dallas Celebrates Art, Culture, and Community
The City of Dallas Office of Arts & Culture brought together artists, civic leaders, and residents for “214…