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Some Dallas residents are concerned the grant money will be used for surveillance, including Flock cameras which the Dallas Police Department plans to continue using.
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A judge delayed the capital murder trial of Dallas rapper Yella Beezy, who’s accused of paying a gunman to kill rival MO3.
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The Dallas Police Department and a Flock representative answered questions on how the city uses Flock data, what data is captured, and who has access to its information.
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Two protesters were arrested at an anti-Trump march outside the Republican midterm convention after allegedly assaulting a religious counter-protester.
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Multiple streets in the Victory Park area around the American Airlines Center will be closed during and after the Republican midterm convention.
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Dallas rapper Yella Beezy is set to go on trial Sept. 14 for allegedly paying shooter Kewon White $40,000 to kill rival MO3. White was found guilty of capital murder.
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The bulk of that — $1.8 million — will go to policing, while Dallas Fire-Rescue is budgeted at $200,000.
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All but three Dallas City Council members pushed back on a budget amendment calling for an end to funding Flock cameras in a nonbinding vote.
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Federal authorities say the man offered the girl a ride home on July 30 but instead took her to his own house. The girl was held captive there until she escaped on Aug. 2.
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The Dallas Police Department announced it would cease using more than 300 of its Flock cameras a day before council was to consider an amendment to cancel Flock funding.
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Capitol Police, Secret Service among law enforcement agencies that will use the new joint operations center as a central command during the Republican National Convention, Sept. 9-10.
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A Dallas group of about 25 people were told to relocate from outside City Hall. The group says its concerned about the precedent it sets for First Amendment rights.