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Three Dallas City Council members filed a temporary restraining order against the city of Dallas on Monday in an attempt to stop a vote deciding the future of City Hall.
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Dallas County practices many of the successful approaches Florida's Miami-Dade County uses to reduce mental health-related incarceration, despite one key law difference.
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Fairview will launch a pressure campaign against the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, urging them to reduce the steeple height of a temple in the town.
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The Dallas Mavericks relocation news has sounded the alarm for city officials on the state of downtown. This comes as the council decides on the future of City Hall.
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Dallas County officials are exploring Miami-Dade County's jail and court processing model in Florida to reduce jail crowding and mental health-related recidivism here.
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Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson told council members that decisions regarding the future of City Hall should be supported as a whole, not with division.
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Council Member Maxie Johnson has announced a press conference regarding the Dallas Mavericks recent announcement about choosing the Valley View area for their new arena.
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La Comida struggled for three years after moving to Oak Cliff. Now it has solid footing, but the proposed Jefferson Boulevard construction threatens business.
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An attorney complained about Dallas County Court at Law No. 1 Judge D'Metria Benson's mask mandate in her courtroom. She says it's in place because she has a compromised immune system.
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The attorney general promptly appealed the May 7 decision to a statewide appeals court that already signaled it disagreed with Paxton's rules.
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Equality PAC said Johnson’s loss in this week’s Democratic runoff diminishes the community’s representation in Congress. Johnson was the first openly LGBTQ+ person from and from the South elected to federal office.
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Diane Bailey died at Parkland Hospital on her birthday nearly two months after she was booked into the Dallas County jail for a class C misdemeanor drug charge.
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Chasity Bonner died while in custody at Tarrant County Jail on May 24, 2024. Her mother filed a federal lawsuit against the county and 10 jailers.
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The community will offer 50 transitional tiny homes for homeless veterans and will be located on South Lancaster Road, directly across from a Veterans Affairs Center.