City of Dallas

A new North Texas program aimed at housing people experiencing homelessness is getting $10 million in private gifts.

Now even students and teachers at private schools, colleges and universities in Dallas can get a public library card.

Visitors have been very excited to return to the State Fair of Texas. The event wraps up this weekend.

Providers in Dallas say barriers to accessing after-school child care have gone up since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Pockets across South Dallas have little to no street lighting. By illuminating dark areas across the city, Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson hopes criminals will be deterred from committing violent crime.

Members of a Dallas City Council committee expressed deep concern on Thursday as they questioned city officials about a massive data loss involving millions of police department records.

The city of Dallas has made several greenspace investments the last three years as part of the Five Mile Creek Greenbelt master plan. At one spot — the Judge Charles R. Rose Community Park — removing invasive species is among the groundwork that’s begun.

The Redistricting Commission held a meeting Wednesday to begin the process of redrawing Dallas City Council district lines.

Mayor Eric Johnson is advocating for a new advisory group that would address challenges people with disabilities face when looking for a job, housing and transportation.

The City of Dallas says the recent loss of police department data was the result of poor management, supervision and an attempt to save money, among other factors.

Four firefighters and four civilians were hospitalized after the explosion ripped through a building in a southeast Dallas apartment community on Wednesday morning.

About 80% of North American migratory birds make their journey at night. But bright city lights can distract them and lead to building collisions. During peak fall, migration leaders in major cities like Dallas, Houston, Austin and Fort Worth are stepping in to help.