Megan Cardona
Daily News Reporter/ProducerMegan Cardona is a daily news reporter for KERA News. She was born and raised in the Dallas-Fort Worth area and previously worked at the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
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Saks Global, which owns Neiman Marcus, announced the decision to keep the flagship store open longer on Friday while they work with city officials to reimagine the space. -
Las Vegas Sands Corp. bought land in an area that includes the spot that once held Texas Stadium. Residents are concerned about plans to build a casino — if Texas legalizes gambling. -
A proposed mixed-use development that would include a destination resort with casino gaming has received both support and opposition from area residents. -
The city of Irving could approve rezoning an area that would allow for casino gaming in the event that casino gambling is legalized in Texas. Residents are pushing back. -
Irving Planning and Zoning Commission will vote next week on proposed zoning for a destination resort connected to the Las Vegas Sands Corp. on the site of the former Texas Stadium, but critics are against its potential for casino gambling. -
Grand Prairie voters will have three propositions on their May 2025 ballot, one of which could lower the city's sales tax. -
The superintendent position was left vacant after the former superintendent was suspended and later removed from his role after months of legal back and forth. -
The City of Dallas previously hosted FIFA's International Broadcast Center for its 1994 World Cup. -
The Dallas County Commissioners Court approved a new voter check-in system in February following a software glitch on devices the fall election. -
With a federal rollback of diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives, law enforcement experts warn of the implications it could have for local police departments. -
City and real estate officials announced a plan to keep the store in downtown, but the company says it still plans to close the historic flagship's doors.
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Some city leaders and real estate professionals say they will work together to find a way to keep Neiman Marcus open in downtown Dallas, days after the store said it was being forced out.
