Five festive ways to celebrate Halloween in Dallas
Looking for a way to celebrate Halloween this year? Look no further than these five fun, festive and frightening options […]
Looking for a way to celebrate Halloween this year? Look no further than these five fun, festive and frightening options […]
Texas veterans have the opportunity to connect with local employers at the seventh annual Red, White, and You! Job Fair sponsored
Residents near the levees and commuters who cross the Trinity River may notice cracks and bulging along certain areas of
The Office of Business Diversity will be hosting the City Home Repair Program for independent and corporate contractors. The program
City of Dallas Employees are celebrating the City’s vibrant, progressive and diverse workforce with Diversity Month. From October 11 through November
One in three Texans will experience domestic violence in their lifetimes. Armed with that knowledge, the City of Dallas proclaimed
Today, October 9, is the deadline to register to vote in the November election. If you would like to check
The Dallas Public Library will welcome local indie authors to a day of workshops, presentations, panels and discussions dedicated to
The Dallas Police Department is in the process of standing up its new Vice Unit. The department has spent the
Slavery at Jefferson’s Monticello: Paradox of Liberty, a groundbreaking exhibit is making its first appearance West of the Mississippi in
The City of Dallas is committed to conserving natural resources for all people living and working with city limits. This
A natural disaster strikes – not only are the effects devastating to the environment, but if you run a business,