infrastructure

Moses Garcia ran on a platform to regulate data centers in Wilmer.

Grand Prairie voters headed to the polls to decide whether to grant the city up to $327 million in bond funding for local projects. As of Sunday morning, all proposals appear to have been approved, although margins vary.

Unofficial results show Richardson voters supporting 50 proposed amendments to the city charter and five bond propositions during Saturday’s elections.

It’s been a little over two weeks since Paralympic gold medalist Dory Selinger was struck and killed by a vehicle while he was cycling in McKinney. His friends and family hope his death raises awareness about cycling safety.

Richardson residents will vote on 50 proposed amendments to the city charter and five bond propositions during the May 2 elections.

Black Mountain Energy’s proposed 187-acre data center, to be built with concrete, glass and metal materials, is planned for 3760, 3816, 3850, 3900, 3930, 3950, 4050, 4700 and 4712 Lon Stephenson Road and 7500 Anglin Drive.

Dolores Huerta Drive spans multiple blocks in the heart of the city, intersecting with Main Street and passing by both Grand Prairie City Hall and the Dallas County Government Center. It also runs alongside the famous Grand Prairie Farmers Market.

Some residents are concerned about their ability to get to work, attend medical appointments and reach services like a local inclement weather shelter.

Atmos Energy says customers will see higher than usual bills after heaters and appliances had to work to keep up with last month's freezing weather.

The Dallas chapter of Community Movement Builders installed their own street light in a video that went viral.

The Texas Water Development Board recently awarded Irving $70 million for major improvements to the city’s flood mitigation infrastructure.

Recent data shows that changing local and state policies are contributing to growing housing stock, but much of it is still out of reach for lower-income renters.