Society Honors Ebola Heroes
The Dallas County Medical Society honored two of Dallas’ Ebola heroes on Thursday night at a ceremony where members also […]
First steel piece set for Margaret McDermott Bridge
January 7th was an exciting day for the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) and the City of Dallas as the
Mayors’ Report Card on Education Released at USCM
The Bush Institute at the George W. Bush Presidential Center has released the Mayors’ Report Card on Education, a collection
City working to prepare for potential future earthquake activity
The City of Dallas is working to develop contingency plans to deal with future seismic activity in the wake of
Dallas Welcomes the College Football Playoff National Championship
The City of Dallas is gearing up for the first-ever College Football Playoff National Championship. Organizers say it’s going to
North Texas classical music is better than ever on the new WRR
The New 101.1 WRR radio now has new sound, new programs, longer music sets and a renewed focus on live
Economic Development, Growing
City razes abandoned home, reaches milestone in building stronger neighborhoods.
The City of Dallas tore down its 272nd unsafe and abandoned home on Tuesday, surpassing a goal of 251 set
Community, Education
Four youth aim to stop Ebola, heal the world
According to Confucius, wisdom, compassion and courage are the three universally recognized qualities of men. In this case, all three
Arts & Culture, Community
North Texas classical music is better than ever on the new WRR
The New 101.1 WRR radio now has new sound, new programs, longer music sets and a renewed focus on live
Economic Development, Growing
Trinity Pump Station Passes Key Test
Trinity Watershed Management recently conducted a performance test on the new Baker No. 3 pump station scheduled to be fully
Community, Public Safety
Dallas Police Department delivers meals to homebound seniors
Hundreds of Dallas Police Department (DPD) employees participated in the first ever DPD City-Wide Day of Caring Thursday, delivering nearly
Community, Healthy Living
Eat, drink and be merry – but in moderation
The holidays are traditionally filled with family, fun and food. Indulging is part of many celebrations, but unfortunately, so is