Dallas Fire-Rescue stories of bravery and sacrifice: Michael L. DePauw
A firefighter is never truly off duty. When Dallas Fire-Rescue (DFR) Captain Michael L. DePauw wasn’t at the firehouse he […]
Theresa O’Donnell is named City’s first Chief Resilience Officer
What would it take for the City of Dallas to be prepared to quickly recover from a natural disaster? What
Dallas Zoo celebrates first-ever millionth visitor
The Dallas Zoo surprised its millionth visitor on Wednesday Sept. 23 with a big celebration. Parents Jonathan and MJ Martin
Students invited to enter Dallas Public Library’s Youth Poetry competition
Students in grades 2-12 who live in the City of Dallas or attend school in Dallas are invited to enter
CAPE working to promote diversity and inclusion for City employees
Dallas has the largest gay population of any city in Texas and the sixth largest Lesbian Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and
Chief Brown to present Let’s Talk event Thursday
Dallas Police Chief David O. Brown will host Let’s Talk, a conversation with police recruits about community relations at 7
Amazon.com fulfillment center bringing 1,500 jobs to Dallas
The largest internet retailer in the United States, Amazon.com, is bringing some of its global footprint to Dallas. Amazon.com has
Love Field Unit Officer’s dedication and innovative approach honored
Dallas Police Officer Christopher Crites has been named the Officer of the Quarter for his dedication and innovative approach to
New Love Field Connection giving travelers more parking options
A new remote parking lot at Dallas Love Field is now open, giving air travelers more economical parking options and
North Texas Giving Day 2015 raises $33.1 million
North Texas Giving Day 2015 raised a record $33.1 million for 2,022 area nonprofits on September 17. North Texas Giving