Dallas Fire-Rescue “Fills the Boot” to the tune of $518,000
Dallas Fire-Rescue (DFR) added an act of charity to its otherwise non-stop 24 hour cycle of shifts April 13 through […]
Council to consider Zale development grant agreement Wednesday
The Dallas City Council will be asked to consider authorization of a Chapter 380 economic development grant agreement with Zale
Dallas Police Chief presents newest crime report to City Public Safety Committee
Dallas Police Chief David O. Brown presented the latest Dallas Crime Report to the City’s Public Safety Committee on April
City appoints new Chief Building Official
A 25-year veteran employee of the City of Dallas has been named Chief Building Official for the Building Inspections Division
Texas Singer/Songwriter Series now on the Love Field Stage
The Texas Music Project (TMP) and Love Field has created the Texas Singer/Songwriter Series, featuring local singers and songwriters onstage
VIDEO: Here’s a look at what’s going on in Your City
Among the stories featured on this week’s Your City: A plan to close Tent City was developed by the City
DWU updates Council on proposed Five-Year Water Conservation Work Plan
Dallas Water Utilities (DWU) Director Jody Puckett briefed the City Council April 20 on the proposed FY 2016-2020 Five-Year Water
Chief Brown to speak at DART Senior Citizens health fair May 5
Dallas Police Chief David Brown will be the special guest at the 22nd Annual Older Americans Information and Health Fair
Love Field Administration offices to move again
The fast growing pace at Dallas Love Field since the repeal of the Wright Amendment in October of 2014, has
Old Dallas High School redevelopment project going to Council April 27
The old Dallas High School at Pearl and Bryan streets downtown has been vacant since the 1990s. Designated a City
Free job fair to be held Wednesday at Embassy Suites Love Field
Travel retailer Hudson Group will host a free job fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday at Embassy Suites
Capital campaign underway to renovate Dallas Firefighters Museum
A capital campaign is now underway to raise $5.6 million needed to renovate the Dallas Firefighters Museum. Opened in 1972