Dallas Fire-Rescue stories of bravery and sacrifice: Dale Wayne Rhine
A beautiful and expansive 4,500 square foot home now occupies 835 Misty Glen Lane in Oak Cliff. The surrounding neighborhood […]
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Texas National Guard again teams with the City to demolish house; The effort is part of the Guard’s “Operation Crackdown” Program
One of nearly 30 abandoned structures, many connected with illegal activity, will be demolished by the Texas National Guard, as
DART makes it easier to get to four-day MegaFest event downtown
Dallas Area Rapid Transit is the easiest way to get to downtown Dallas for the four-day MegaFest 2015 event that
New books on library shelves soon thanks to Texas Book Festival grants
New additions to the African American and Urban Fiction collection at the Dallas Central Library and new children’s English and
DPD honors its own for outstanding service, conduct and valor
The Dallas Police Department (DPD) honored a few of its own with recognition for service, meritorious conduct and valor in
Dallas Animal Services to Waive Adoption Fees – Aug. 15
Dallas Animal Services believes every shelter animal will find its dream home during this year’s Clear the Shelters event scheduled
City of Dallas reports second human West Nile Virus case
Dallas County Health and Human Services announced the second human West Nile Virus (WNV) case in the City of Dallas
Dallas Fire-Rescue looking for family members of fallen firefighters
Since its creation in 1872, Dallas Fire-Rescue (DFR) has lost 70 firefighters in the line of duty. Those 70 brave
Dallas Animal Services Receives Award for “No-Kill” Efforts
Dallas Animal Services was the municipal shelter singled out for the No Place Like Home Award by Best Friends Animal
Citizen Foresters learn how to keep Dallas growing
The City of Dallas Citizen Forester training program educates participants on tree physiology, identification, proper planting and pruning techniques, benefits
Summer activities bring higher potential for accidents and mishaps
The start of school is not the end of summer fun for many North Texans as barbeques, boating, hiking, biking