Library announces 2017 Teen Film Festival winners
The Dallas Public Library has announced the winners of the Library’s 2017 Teen Film Fest. All entries were three minutes, […]
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Year Up program will help young adults out of poverty and into careers
A new program will guide low-income young adults into professional careers by connecting them to companies looking for talent. Mayor
Dallas Public Library to kick off Women’s History Month March 4
The Dallas Public Library will kick off Women’s History Month with special events, discussions and workshops from 10 a.m. to
City of Dallas launches new foster program for first responders
The City of Dallas and the DAWG Project are teaming up for a new program that recruits foster families as
Smoking ban in City parks begins March 1
Starting March 1, lighting up at any City of Dallas park could cost you up to $200. The smoking ban
Dallas Public Library to open Fairy Tale Closet March 11
The Dallas Public Library will open its Fairy Tale Closet from 10:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday March 11 at
Mayor announces City-County partnership to end and prevent homelessness
Mayor Mike Rawlings has announced that the City of Dallas and Dallas County will partner to create a new organization
More than 150 DFW agencies participating in Great Texas Warrant Roundup
Residents with unpaid warrants are subject to arrest at their homes and workplaces during the Great Texas Warrant Roundup. More
Economic Development Committee briefed on challenges of shared prosperity
The Dallas City Council’s Economic Development Committee was briefed on progress made and challenges faced on the issue of shared
Dallas Animal Services offering $14 adoptions during February
Dallas Animal Services (DAS) is providing the perfect opportunity to find a furry companion to love. During February, DAS has
Video: Here’s a look at what’s going on in Your City
Among the stories featured on this week’s Your City: • Park rangers are back in the City of Dallas. The
City continues efforts to remove “Bandit” signs
You’ve seen them at the corner of a busy intersection, nailed to telephone poles and placed along roads across the