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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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Fort Worth City Council Member Chris Nettles faces an $800,000 lawsuit through his ministry, Purpose Driven Ministries, over allegations it misused food program funds.
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Data center development has picked up in the Austin area, and residents have voiced concerns about water and energy resources related to the construction. But experts say they can use those concerns to get the companies to build more sustainably.
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The fire is about 30% contained as North Texas endures record-breaking drought.
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Dallas-area citizens of Hispanic heritage now always carry passports and legal documents to avoid wrongful detainment since the Trump administration increased immigration and deportation enforcement efforts, some say.
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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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The amendment, proposed by Dallas City Council Member Adam Bazaldua, will go in front of the city council on Wednesday during a budget workshop.
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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.
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The mission of Charities 2 Love is to increase volunteerism and encourage giving back to the community.
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Data shared by the state during stakeholder meetings reveals Texas’ backlog of Medicaid applications grew by more than 209,000 between January and August – while the backlog for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, grew by more than 146,000. Advocates and state officials said new SNAP accuracy requirements might be the cause.
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The storm, which is expected to bring its heaviest downpours on Tuesday, could bring flash flooding to Southeast Texas. Though meteorologists currently predict rain to be a greater concern than wind, it has now developed into a tropical storm.
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Islamic scholars and Muslim Texans say fear and political opportunism distort the meaning of sharia.
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A 10-acre grass fire has been contained in the unincorporated Dallas community of Sand Branch after a dayslong, multidepartment fight in brutally hot conditions.
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Shenita Cleveland decided city leaders in Dallas needed to be more aware of street conditions, so she took to social media and reports live from the potholes.