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The Dallas chapter of Community Movement Builders installed their own street light in a video that went viral.
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Dallas could soon install new electric vehicle charging stations at libraries, recreation centers, and other public facilities after regional officials recommended funding for 10 city-owned sites as part of a federally backed infrastructure program.
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The city's Department of Sanitation Services continues to recommend options for transitioning from alley trash pick up service after surveying residents for months.
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A South Dallas Community Park has been planned for a decade. Dallas City Council members voted to move planning from the Park and Recreation Board to a council committee.
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Dallas City Hall and public libraries are expected to remain closed into Tuesday due to winter weather and continuous freezing temperatures.
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Dallas County commissioners unanimously voted to posthumously exonerate Tommy Lee Walker of Venice Lorraine Walker's rape and murder in 1954.
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Millions of visitors are expected to come to North Texas for the FIFA World Cup — and the city of Dallas could host a majority of them.
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A Dallas committee weighed in on suburbs' DART withdrawal elections and voted to give direction to the city manager to negotiate with the agency and member cities.
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Transit-oriented developments encourage density and walkability – and they’re popping up across DART’s system.
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The Texas Department of Transportation has given Dallas until Jan. 31 to remove its decorative crosswalks, according to a memo by City Manager Kimberly Tolbert.
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A new study finds that more new units are available in the region but they're unaffordable for low-income families.
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A board member of Dallas nonprofit Refuge for Renewal, founded by hotelier Monty Bennett, said there was never a board meeting or formal discussion since its founding.