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More than half of the $200 million the city is asking for will be used on street repair and replacement. The bond is not expected to impact the city's tax rate.

Garland voters will decide on a $360 million bond package and elect a new mayor in this May’s election.

North Texas school districts are seeking more than a billion dollars in bonds this election. Some districts say they need more money to keep up with growth.

The city is asking voters to approve $485.5 million in bonds for street maintenance, park improvements, a new court building and an expansion to its public works campus to keep up with its growing population.

During a straw vote on Friday evening, 13 council members voted to recommend increasing the city's bond capacity to $1.25 billion. Only one opposed the decision.

Dallas arts facilities are aging workhorses and need to be maintained - by funding in the new $1.1 billion bond issue

The $309.6 million bond package was divided into several propositions for voters to consider.

In our series on the arts and the economy, we examine how cultural groups in Dallas are calling for increased funding from the upcoming 2024 bond package.

Businesses, nonprofits and community groups are pushing for Dallas to dedicate $200 million in its 2024 capital bond program to build and refurbish affordable housing.

In a county with an ever-growing population, McKinney officials want residents to vote on a bond that could turn the local general aviation airport into a third large airport for North Texas.

The $308 million price tag for the Dallas Theater Center's new plan to renovate the Frank Lloyd Wright landmark and upgrade its surrounding park gave some on a Dallas city council committee pause

The late sculptor Claes Oldenburg created a monumental installation, "Stake Hitch," for the central hall in the Dallas Museum of Art for its 1984 opening.