city parks

A back-to-school fair in South Dallas is providing relief to families scrambling to make ends meet and getting supplies into students' hands.

Crews cleared a section of the roughly 125-year-old forest to access a sewer line during maintenance earlier this year.

The project is expected to break ground in August 2026.

The nonprofit Fair Park First and its subcontractor Oak View Group have overseen programming, operations and maintenance of Fair Park since 2019.

In a city known for its sprawling highways and rapid development, green spaces in Dallas are proving to be more than just a luxury — they’re a public health necessity. A new study from Southern Methodist University reveals a powerful connection between access to nature and mental well-being, especially in historically underserved neighborhoods.

After decades away from public viewing, the mysterious rock formation that gave the North Texas city its name could be put on display again.

Jess Reaka called the city's new social media policy for volunteer board members a "dangerous precedent." Then the city council voted to remove her.

Dallas Park and Recreation Board gave a briefing on a proposed master plan for White Rock Lake during Wednesday's city council meeting.

Dallas City Council finalized the approval of a $1.5M grant for Crawford Memorial Park along with an interlocal agreement for funding improvements to Klyde Warren Park.

The all-abilities park, the first in the city, features wheelchair accessible equipment, a lighted path, and a playground with words in Spanish and Braille.

The Community Park is part of Fair Park's master plan, which vision includes making more green spaces.

Preserving the old Evers farmhouse, creating a garden or a wildlife education center for demonstrations to kids carrots and chickens don’t come from Kroger — all were possibilities discussed by the public last week for the remaining 10 acres of the Evers Farm not being developed into apartments.