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The city of Dallas approved a $450,000 contract Tuesday to remove Shingle Mountain in southeast Dallas. The pile of roofing material has been sitting next to residential property for more than two years.

Dallas residents and activists brought the mountain, or part of it, to Dallas City Hall Monday to advocate for the removal of the so-called Shingle Mountain. The city council is scheduled to vote on a contractor bid on Tuesday.

A new partnership with a local nonprofit and the City of Dallas is aiming to reduce crime and violence in neighborhoods.

The city budget determines how taxpayer dollars are spent in the coming year. Dallas residents are sharing their city budget priorities.

The Dallas City Council voted on Wednesday to accept a grant that would give money to the police department to enforce traffic laws.

City Council is hammering out a spending plan as we speak. Here's what's happening.

In recent weeks Dallas Police Chief Reneé Hall has been criticized for how her department handled this summer’s protests against police brutality. Activists want her removed and some Dallas City Council members are questioning her leadership.

It's the Dallas City Council's first attempt to set spending levels since protests against police brutality rocked the city and the U.S. over the summer.

A group of city leaders is pushing to rename a 3-mile stretch of South Lamar Street to honor Botham Jean, a Black man killed by a former Dallas police officer in 2018.

A new report outlines 10 new policy changes to lessen the need for police intervention and improve public safety and community well-being.

The City of Dallas recently began a series of virtual town halls to discuss the proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The meetings are a way for…

Testing wait times in Dallas have significantly improved, but testing accessibility still isn't where Dr. Kelvin Baggett wants it to be, the head of the…