Dallas Landmark Commission

This little spot was once a hub for a thriving Hispanic community. The building was designated a Dallas landmark, forever saving a piece of cultural history.

The state is now considering seizing the land to save the park after its purchase offer was rejected by a Dallas developer.

Five stories that have North Texas talking: today’s the last chance to register to vote in the primary; Texas has six cases of Zika virus; DMA’s Jackson…

The Lakewood Theater has been an institution in East Dallas since 1938, and its owners are looking for new tenants. Preservationists said the original…

As downtown Dallas sparks back to life, the city faces a crucial question: Tear down old buildings or save and rehab them? A task force on preservation…

The fix is in at the Cotton Bowl, where a new steel mesh will be installed at the end zones.The mesh will mask the now-exposed underside of the end zone…