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A Dallas judge has delayed ruling on a case over whether West Dallas residents can file for the forced closure of a shingle plant near their homes.
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The Dallas Plan Commission delayed discussion of an ordinance some residents have tried to use to close down a decades-old shingle factory in the neighborhood.
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Luallen submitted his resignation after a 2022 audit. His last day is set for mid-August.
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The Dallas city plan commission will discuss amending a controversial ordinance that could impact residents' ability to close potentially harmful factories.
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A petition to add marijuana reforms to Dallas' city charter has been certified by the City Secretary. Now, Dallas voters have the final say.
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A new group of transit riders and advocates is pushing back against proposed funding cuts to North Texas' largest transit agency.
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Members of DART's board of directors find themselves in a heated debate: Do they represent the agency, or the cities that want to cut its funding?
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A North Dallas veterans college got a temporary restraining order against a city tree grinding operation. Administrators said dust threatened to close the college.
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A North Dallas veterans college says it shut down unexpectedly after air pollution from a nearby city operation "burnt out" its HVAC system. Now the college is suing.
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Dallas' animal shelter has been overcapacity for years. But staff say this year has been especially difficult.
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City council members agreed Wednesday to pump the brakes on completely banning horse-drawn carriages in Dallas to get more public opinion and data on carriage operations.
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For the second time in June, the Dallas City Council approved funds for legal fights over car crashes. The reason? City employee drivers.