Be sure to check your smoke alarms when you “spring ahead” this weekend
Losing an hour when you spring forward March 13 for Daylight Saving Time can put a damper on your weekend […]
Love Field activates “Double the Love” for spring break traffic
More than 18,000 spring break travelers received “double the Love” March 4 at Love Field. Love Field activates their “Double
City of Dallas to hold public hearing on March 23
The City of Dallas will hold a public hearing on Wednesday March 23, 2016 to receive citizens’ comments on the
Spring is on the way: time to prepare for severe weather
Spring is almost here and with it comes an increased chance of severe weather in North Texas. Make sure you’re
Love Field wins Airport Service Quality Award
Love Field has received the Airport Service Quality (ASQ) award from Airports Council International (ACI) for continuous improvement. ACI announced
Got a leaky faucet? Fix it to save water and money
More than a trillion gallons of water is wasted every year in American homes due to minor leaks. The Environmental
DallasPETS is changing the face of responsible pet ownership in Dallas
Citations are up, we have fewer loose dogs and more people are talking about responsible pet ownership. Furthermore, we are
DART service changes to begin March 14
Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) customers may want to get new timetables and schedules before March 14, when one of
Annual Trinity River Levee Run to be held Saturday
The 12th Annual Trinity River Levee Run will be held Saturday March 5. The event brings thousands of runners, sports
Local artists invited to enter Sanitation Department Art for Dumpsters competition
Sanitation Services is accepting applications from artists and teams to compete in the Art for Dumpsters project, to be held
Dallas Fire-Rescue mentors and prepares fire candidates for life on the job
Being a firefighter is a demanding job. A firefighter must have the strength and endurance to handle everyday duties that
ULI presents affordable housing recommendations to City officials
The Urban Land Institute (ULI) made a number of recommendations to the City of Dallas on strategies to increase the