Dallas Public Library

Joaquín Zihuatanejo grew up in East Dallas, plans to be a "catalyst" for poetry in the city

Accessing basic services can be difficult without a government issued ID. An advocacy group says it has a solution: let people use their library cards.

All 25 Dallas Public Library branches will open on May 4, after temporarily closing due to the pandemic, but new COVID-19 safety measures will be in place.

The city of Dallas will furlough 472 workers starting next week because of a pandemic-spurred budget crunch — and by far the biggest impact will be on the…

People gathered on a Saturday afternoon at the Dallas West Branch Library, not to check out books, but to share their memories of the…

That's right, they're not looking for you and your overdue books anymore. The Dallas City Council amended an ordinance Wednesday that eliminates fees on…

Friends of the Dallas Public Library, a nonprofit organization that advocates for and supports the library, is hosting a summer book sale this weekend at…

A big city library has turned around the way it handles some of its most marginalized visitors. The Dallas Public Library has committed to not just…

After the July attack in downtown Dallas that left five police officers dead, mourners created a makeshift memorial in front of the Jack Evans Police…

A new initiative underway at Dallas’ Parkland Hospital is giving away free bilingual books to moms who’ve just given birth. The plan is to give away as…

Adult coloring books are sweeping the nation. Many say they help relieve stress and unlock their inner artist. The Friends of the Dallas Public Library…

In Texas, the debate over same-sex marriage has spilled out of county courthouses and into public libraries across Dallas-Fort Worth.Dozens of residents…