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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The convention center will be home of the FIFA World Cup International Broadcast Center during the 2026 men's World Cup. -
The Dallas City Council approved the land at Joey Georgusis Park to be the site of the WNBA team's new practice facility. -
Dallas voters approved $50M for a training academy in its May 2024 bond, but the estimated project cost will cost millions more. -
Members of the Community Police Oversight Board suggested obtaining private counsel to help advise the board, alleging they were setup from not being able to ask certain questions. Comeaux has come under scrutiny in recent days for his statements on immigration enforcement. -
The Dallas Community Police Oversight Board previously sent a letter to the Dallas Police Chief, but board members are now asking for a more detailed explanation. -
Priorities for Pfaff, who was born and raised in Irving, include public safety, improving infrastructure, and supporting businesses and job growth. -
The Irving Professional Fire Fighters Association firefighters say block walkers passing out campaign materials for one city council candidate made allegations that they support human trafficking. -
The Dallas Police Department said the ruling does not stop officers from other methods of investigating and enforcing prostitution and trafficking crimes in the city. -
Four years after Dallas implemented its crime plan, violent crime continues a downward trend but response times for patrols are still taking longer than the goal. -
Two resolutions aimed at the resort company Las Vegas Sands were indefinitely tabled during Irving's City Council meeting because they were added past the submission deadline. -
A former SMU law professor alleges that defamation and discrimination played a part in her denied application for tenure at the university's law school. -
Two bills were filed in the Texas legislature that would change the protest threshold of property owners within 200 feet of a proposed rezoning. One bill includes an amendment to keep the current threshold for gambling, the other does not.
