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Members of the Dallas City Council are currently debating a proposed bond measure valued at approximately one billion dollars.
The Latino Cultural Center will host opening receptions for solo shows by David Hanes-González and Brent Kollock on August 29, 2026.
Jaymie McWilliams shares memories of Dallas ISD officer Justin Jones after he was shot while assisting a man in distress at a local store.
Dallas police report a fatal crash on Maple Avenue where an SUV struck a pedestrian, throwing him into an autonomous vehicle.
Dallas city manager Kimberly Tolbert announced impending layoffs due to a growing budget shortfall, citing rising costs and stagnant revenue.
A new industry report indicates Dallas and its suburbs hold the top national spot for hotel development projects, while Houston leads in renovations.
Annual events in Dallas and Fort Worth offer school supplies, health screenings, and resources to families ahead of the new academic year.
The 15th Court of Appeals upheld a ruling that allowed the State Fair of Texas to bar firearms from the fairgrounds.
Dallas County officials have launched Legacy Dallas, an exhibit focused on pieces connected to local history.
Dallas police said an officer was involved in a shooting after a chase involving a carjacking suspect in North Dallas.
Police were responding to a reported shooting involving an officer at a Dallas Sam's Club/Walmart.
Dallas ISD’s Translation Services team supports families and students in 10 languages through hotline calls, campus meetings and document translation.
Dallas ISD celebrated summer Class of 2026 graduates who completed additional work after the traditional school year to earn their diplomas.
Two musical projects connected to MusicalWriters.com are scheduled for Dallas stages, including a reading of Sell Me Yesterday and a Theatre Three run of Cleavage.
Dallas Water Utilities has completed grouting work near Garland Road and White Rock Lake Trail, allowing a closed trail segment to reopen by Friday, Aug. 7, 2026.
Two children reported missing in Dallas were found safe after a coordinated search.
Dallas ISD is encouraging families to prepare for the school year by rebuilding routines, keeping communication open and staying connected with campuses.
El director Mark Broughton supervisa animales residentes y actividades al aire libre para estudiantes del distrito.
All Dallas recreation centers will be closed Friday, Aug. 7, while aquatic facilities and some city facilities remain open.
Dallas ISD said emergent bilingual students outperformed state averages at all three STAAR performance levels across every subject in 2025-2026.
Thomas Jefferson High School band students are rehearsing before the school year for football games, performances and competitions this fall.
Dallas police and firefighter associations are split over the city’s latest pay proposal before their current contract expires Sept. 30.
Dallas-area items posted Aug. 4 included police allegations, union pay talks, election-site debate and Cowboys training camp coverage.
A male African elephant born to Mlilo at the Dallas Zoo weighed 230 pounds at birth and began nursing during his first hour.
Dallas ISD Health Services Supervisor Rosa Guerrero says school health services support students by connecting them with care and helping them build healthy habits.
The Environmental Education Center connects Dallas ISD students with animals, trails and outdoor learning under director Mark Broughton.
Gina Maffucci is beginning her first year as principal of Biomedical Preparatory at UT Southwestern as the campus prepares to welcome its first fifth-grade class.
Dallas ISD students will be able to choose from 12 free extracurricular activities across five areas for the 2026-2027 school year.
El Campamento de Verano de Futuros Médicos reunió a estudiantes en Hillcrest High School y South Oak Cliff High School para actividades prácticas de medicina.
Dallas ISD has started implementation planning for its 2026 bond program, including schedules, firm selection and future community meetings.
Dallas police are investigating a shooting on Kennison Drive that left an adult and a juvenile injured, with no arrests made and the cause under review.
Dallas Animal Services invites the community to a free First Fridays event on August 7 to celebrate shelter dogs and promote adoptions.
Dallas ISD will offer 12 free distinct activities across five focus areas for the 2026-2027 school year, including meals, transportation, and gear.
The Texas Secretary of State will host a one-day apostille service event in Houston on August 26, 2026, marking the first satellite location for this authentication service.
Arlington hotels earned $31 million in room revenue and Fort Worth's Stockyards saw a 45% visitor surge during the tournament.
The District Blossoms water polo program is sending two teams to the Junior Olympics competition in Dallas this weekend.
Federal investigators are examining the death of a Dallas-area mail carrier in extreme heat, while union leaders say working conditions have not improved despite previous fatalities.
Two major Dallas performing arts organizations have announced preliminary plans to merge operations, aiming to create a unified model for sustainability and expanded educational access.
Eight individuals face federal charges following a raid on a Dallas adult bookstore, officials announced at a press conference Tuesday.
A detailed LEGO model of the University of Texas at Dallas campus will be unveiled on July 30 before moving to Galleria Dallas to support student scholarships.
Dallas police arrested Jose Bacca Hernandez, 20, on a misdemeanor charge following an early Sunday morning shooting in the Pleasant Grove neighborhood that left a woman and a juvenile hospitalized.
The Republican Party of Texas has reduced the cost of its top-tier packages for the upcoming September event in Dallas, according to party leadership.
The City of Dallas officially raised the Disability Pride Flag at City Hall on July 15, 2026, to mark Disability Pride Month and affirm ongoing commitments to accessibility.
