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Dallas County officials said the number of registered voters who cast ballots early in the local election is about 2 percent lower than normal.
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City leaders last week gave updates to its proposed police academy in partnership with the University of North Texas at Dallas.
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The Dallas HERO group has issued an official notice to the city. Either comply with a controversial charter amendment passed last year — or run the risk of litigation.
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DART board members approved a resolution to direct 5% of its tax collections back to certain member cities. Meanwhile, the city of Dallas is backing full funding for the agency.
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The City of Dallas’ Quality of Life, Arts and Culture Committee met Tuesday to discuss the logistics of their plan to temporarily relocate The Black Academy of Arts & Letters due to the $3.7 billion renovation of the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center.
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Every city council seat is up for reelection. Dallas voters will decide in May whether to reelect their current representative — or opt for a change.
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City leaders on Wednesday explained the new changes to its proposed police academy in partnership with the University of North Texas at Dallas.
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Clerical errors in an internal Dallas City Marshal's Office memo — and a City Auditor investigation — shed light on confusion over missing firearms in the department.
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Trouble in the Dallas City Marshal's office: lost firearms, broken gun lockers and missing documentsA recent audit into the Dallas City Marshal's office found five firearms may have gone missing — and a lack of documents to find out one way or the other.
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As the City of Dallas’ priorities shift, staff are proposing a new spending framework that takes millions from the Office of Community Care and other sources to help reach the city’s police hiring goal for the fiscal year.
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City officials said Wednesday the process to evaluate the Dallas City Council's direct reports is flawed. Some staffers haven't had a performance review in years.
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Kimberly Bizor Tolbert's appointment as city manager comes at a time when Dallas faces unprecedented policy issues at the local, state and federal levels.