Dallas City Council

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

Dallas City Council members were briefed on a new city beautification program called "Clean Sweep!" but it was met with some opposition on its messaging.

There are four semifinalists being considered to become Dallas City Manager.

The city of Dallas' credit outlook was changed from "stable to negative" after voters passed a controversial charter amendment on election night.

Dallas County and city officials met with Esperanza community members and resource organizations to discuss a plan for Dobie Elementary School.

Dallas officials say they need more resources to limit unsheltered encampments in city parks. But elected officials want to know where that money will come from.

The city is contracting with a consulting group to look into the economic impact of a Dallas-to-Houston bullet train.

As early voting got underway Monday, two groups held news conferences to voice their opposition to three controversial Dallas city charter amendments. The Dallas Police Association and a coalition of Latino elected officials echoed a common message – they urged voters to vote 'no' on Propositions S, T and U, which would impact public safety and city governance.

Texas Rep. Yvonne Davis, D-Dallas. said city staff was "gouging" her House District 111 community after a Dallas Morning News report alleging she had "atypical involvement" with the funds.

After hours of public comment and, at times, tense debate between elected officials, the Forward Dallas 2.0 land use plan was approved by the city council.

Late-May storms and a leaky roof caused mold damage at a Dallas-owned shelter. City staff apologized for delays in remedying the situation.

Many residents had worried the Forward Dallas land use plan would remove single-family neighborhood protections. But elected officials are offering a compromise.