Houston Street and Victory Avenue convert to two-way traffic Friday
Houston Street and Victory Avenue will be converted from one-way to two-way streets beginning Friday Nov. 20, weather conditions permitting. […]
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Don’t let your search for comfort become a dangerous fire
Space heaters and other portable heating devices account for more than 70 percent of all winter fire injuries and half
Council hears “Future of Fair Park” proposal
The Dallas City Council is considering a proposal that would privatize Fair Park and form a Fair Park Texas Foundation
Convention Center’s Good Neighbor Program helping local homeless shelters
Since it began a year-and-a-half ago, the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center’s Good Neighbor Program has donated more than two
Dallas Fire-Rescue unit acts swiftly when waters rise
Few situations are more challenging or more dangerous for first responders than water rescues. That’s why Dallas Fire Rescue’s Swift
DART reminder: protect yourself and your belongings while traveling
Holidays are joyous times, but DART reminds you that increased travel between Thanksgiving and New Year’s also brings an increase
Dallas Zoo celebrating Kopano the giraffe’s first birthday today
The Dallas Zoo is celebrating the first birthday of Kopano the giraffe today. Once a long-legged, 6-foot-tall, 120-pound newborn, the
Love Field Airport adds parking spaces for the holidays
In preparation for additional holiday travel, Dallas Love Field has added approximately 2,000 parking spaces and now has more than
Carbon Monoxide Detectors: A $25 dollar solution to a deadly problem
More than 700 people die every year in the United States from carbon monoxide poisoning. But many of these deaths
Dallas Public Library to offer free Healthcare Marketplace help
The Dallas Public Library is partnering with health technology company Cognosante to provide free Healthcare Marketplace enrollment assistance from Certified
Got hard to recycle items? Sanitation Services makes it easy
Recycling Roundup in the City of Dallas enables residents to recycle hard to dispose of materials like electronics, clothes, cooking
D-Link services extended for another year
The Dallas City Council approved extending D-Link for another year after a briefing from the City’s Transportation and Trinity River