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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Plans call for turning the Houston Street viaduct into a pedestrian greenway. The Jefferson Street viaduct would handle vehicular traffic, Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert has warned the City Council against accommodating the viaduct by raising the height of the convention center to avoid further setbacks. -
The Dallas City Council approved City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert to negotiate and execute preacquisition agreements for a possible City Hall relocation. -
A special meeting on Wednesday is scheduled with agenda items to direct City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert to start preacquisition agreements with four property owners. -
The vote comes after months of debate among council members and residents on whether to repair the I.M. Pei-designed building or to relocate and redevelop the site. -
A Dallas County judge granted a temporary restraining order filed by three Dallas city council members to stop a meeting about the next steps for City Hall. -
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. -
After months of debate on whether to stay or leave Dallas City Hall, a special called meeting has been scheduled for Wednesday, June 10. -
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. -
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson told council members that decisions regarding the future of City Hall should be supported as a whole, not with division. -
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. -
La Comida struggled for three years after moving to Oak Cliff. Now it has solid footing, but the proposed Jefferson Boulevard construction threatens business. -
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.
