Megan Cardona
Dallas Accountability ReporterMegan Cardona is the Dallas Accountability Reporter for KERA News, covering city government and issues impacting Dallas residents. She was born and raised in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and previously worked at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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The city of Dallas is looking for ways to breathe life back into Fair Park after canceling its contract with Fair Park First and Oak View Group. -
Irving residents opposed an Oncor tower 300 feet from their neighborhood. But the city of Dallas had the final say because the property was in its jurisdiction. -
The Dallas Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee held a special called meeting to go over tiny home community options for people experiencing homelessness. -
Rodeo Dallas filed an emergency motion to lift the temporary injunction last month. Now that the Fifth Court of Appeals denied the motion, the Deep Ellum bar remains closed. -
The City of Dallas is reviewing programs to comply with President Donald Trump's executive orders targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. -
One alternative to keep alley trash pickup in Dallas would be to move to a private solid waste provider, which would operate under a different cost model and could result in higher rates. -
The announcement comes a week after four Dallas City Council members met with an outside group to discuss homelessness solutions. -
Dallas City Council approved a $1.3 million increase in funding for The Bridge, totaling $5.9 million for a renewed contract. -
The Dallas City Council selected an interim inspector general to fill the vacancy left by Timothy J. Menke, who was discharged from his role last month. -
Four Dallas City Council members — all of whom are on the Housing & Homelessness Solutions committee — met with a group Tuesday morning to discuss homeless solutions. -
Damien LeVeck, Dallas HERO executive director, said in a statement on Thursday that they will hold city leaders accountable over the alleged charter violation. -
The Dallas City Council approved a more than $5 billion budget for the fiscal year 2025-26 early Thursday.
