City of Dallas

Three potential public safety and pension-related propositions, if voters approve, would mean a tax increase.

Dallas Park and Recreation announced it will temporarily close some recreation centers on Friday due to wider city budget constraints.

Dallas City Council Member Gay Donnell Willis ran on "neighborhood-focused" leadership. But her constituents say they have received the opposite of that pledge.

The Save Dallas City Hall Coalition worries changes to the Financial Management and Performance Criteria will impact the City Hall decision.

The Finance Committee will meet Monday morning with an agenda item to discuss potential changes to the city's financial management and performance criteria.

The Dallas Tennis Association lost its renewal bid for Kiest Tennis Center. Community supported helped them get a second chance.

Dallas City Council member Cara Mendelsohn made the comments in a post on Facebook. She is chair of the Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee.

Dallas says the work on Pioneer Park, which includes its plaza, surrounding green space and the cemetery, is about "preserving and honoring the history" of the area, not changing it

Lawyers for Yella Beezy are asking a judge to block prosecutors from using song lyrics as evidence in the murder-for-hire trial where he's accused of killing rapper MO3.

The deadline to put a recall election on this year's ballot has passed. Political experts say recall efforts are not common and usually a tall order.

After a lengthy and sometimes contentious search, DART has offered a contract to Nathaniel Ford, who was president and CEO of the Jacksonville Transportation Authority for 13 years.

Those comments come after Dallas mayoral candidate Michael Hinojosa told WFAA that he supports Tolbert, but was worried she would retire soon.