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The road will be partially closed on a stretch in Far North Dallas.
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The new rules address longstanding issues such as assaults on transit workers, collisions and exposure to infectious diseases for agencies like Dallas Area Rapid Transit and Trinity Metro.
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The union representing DART workers say the agency is taking away long-standing policies. DART says it's already adopted some union recommendations and is meeting "in good faith" to hear workers' concerns.
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Hexel Colorado says it's possible to live in Dallas without a car — in fact, it makes life easier.
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Dallas is required to pay over $1.8 million for operation of a streetcar system. Several council members say it may not be worth it, citing reliability issues.
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The ‘Queen of Neo Soul’ tapped the Grammy-winning bassist as one of many special guests.
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A volunteer for Dallas elections is raising concerns over accessibility to the county's only elections office.
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Safety on the job continues to be a top concern for workers at Dallas Area Rapid Transit.
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The Badu-designed buses and trains will be unveiled Feb. 24 and will ride throughout North Texas until the end of the year.
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The major road will be closed for about a year.
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U.S. and state lawmakers joined friends, family and constituents mourning longtime Dallas congresswoman Eddie Bernice Johnson, who left an impact on public transportation, science and the North Texas cities she represented for decades.
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The Federal Transit Administration is asking for public comment on transit worker safety through February.