Topics getting the most attention in Dallas public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
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Dallas is officially the most dangerous place in Texas for both drivers and pedestrians, according to a new report. This means we all need to be way more careful on the roads.
A conservative group is suing Dallas, saying the city has too many rules that clash with a new state law. They argue Dallas is trying to do too much and overstep its authority.
Southwest Airlines is getting recognized by Dallas for making their operations greener, like their headquarters and hangars. They're setting ambitious goals to cut energy use and reach net-zero emissions by 2050.
Get ready, Dallas! A Texas lawyer is trying to shrink city powers statewide, and it could totally shake up how decisions are made right here at home. This could impact everything from local services to how your tax dollars are spent.
Dallas is at a crossroads, and this piece is urging you to think about what kind of city you want it to be. It's a wake-up call to consider how City Hall can better represent our vision for Dallas's future.
Get ready for some high-stakes soccer drama! Governor Abbott is threatening to pull millions in World Cup funding from Dallas and other Texas cities. The catch? City leaders are refusing to play ball with ICE, and the Governor's saying it's either cooperation or no cash for the games.
Dallas cops might be working more closely with ICE agents soon, potentially handing over more people to federal immigration authorities. This shift seems to be a reaction to the governor's threat to cut city funding if they didn't cooperate.
The Texas Attorney General is putting Dallas on blast, claiming the city isn't funding its police enough. Get ready for some serious budget showdowns as this debate heats up!
Dallas IT workers are in hot water for allegedly holding down two jobs simultaneously, working for both Dallas and Austin. An investigation is now underway to uncover how this happened and what the consequences will be.
Dallas City Hall is facing some heat! Critics are pointing to recent events as proof that things aren't running as smoothly as they should be, raising concerns about how the city is being managed.
Dallas County is getting serious about fighting hunger, with a special focus on making sure kids have enough to eat. They're figuring out how to fund it and make sure the food actually reaches the families who need it most.
Dallas is thinking about letting poker rooms open up again, but they're changing how they'd be regulated. It's unclear if this means more places to play or just a different way of managing them.
The Texas Attorney General is suing Dallas, accusing the city of not funding its police department enough. Dallas is pushing back, saying the AG's claims are baseless.
The Urban Design Peer Review Panel provides recommendations on the design quality of new developments. This process helps ensure that projects align with the city's vision for its built environment and contribute positively to public spaces.
Downtown Dallas drivers, pay attention! The intersection at Pearl and Flora is changing its traffic flow on March 25th. Get ready for a new route to avoid getting caught in the confusion.
Lake Dallas residents are fed up with how the city handled the response to a recent house explosion. People are questioning the city's actions and whether they did enough when disaster struck.
Remember that street they were thinking of renaming after Cesar Chavez? Well, that idea might be on the chopping block. A city council member is now open to changing their mind, meaning the street could keep its current name after all.
Dallas might be moving City Hall to a downtown tower, shaking up how you access city services. Think about easier access or maybe a whole new vibe for government business.
Dallas City Hall is up for a major change! Officials are deciding whether to renovate the current building or build a brand new one. This could totally change our downtown view and impact city finances.
Dallas is in a huge legal fight over Airbnb-style rentals, and the Texas Supreme Court will decide if cities can even make their own rules for them. This ruling could set a precedent for how other cities handle short-term rentals across the state.
ICE tried to pull off something at Dallas City Hall, but it didn't go as planned. The whole situation got a bit chaotic, and it seems the federal agents weren't exactly greeted with open arms.
Dallas is making a big play to attract major finance companies from New York City with a new campaign called 'Y'all Street.' The city is heading to the Big Apple to pitch itself as a prime location for these high-paying jobs, aiming to become a major financial hub.
Dallas City Hall might be getting a makeover, but don't get caught up in the demolition debate. The real buzz is about what new development will rise from the ashes, shaping downtown's future.
Big news for Dallas sports fans: the Stars might be moving to Plano! A city council member confirmed Plano sent a letter of intent, but the team hasn't committed yet. This could mean a major shake-up for local hockey.
Dallas is trying to keep a massive batch of City Hall emails secret, asking the state to block their release. Transparency advocates are pushing back, saying the public has a right to see what's going on.
Dallas is removing its rainbow crosswalks after threats to funding. This means the colorful art is gone, impacting the city's visual landscape and potentially its inclusive image.
The city is launching a new program to support local arts and cultural services. This initiative aims to bolster the cultural landscape and make arts more accessible to residents.
Big news for Dallas! Fair Park is getting a major makeover and will become a community park. Expect more green space and new amenities coming soon.
Dallas City Hall is getting a facelift, and it's going to cost a pretty penny. The city is looking at a hefty price tag to renovate the iconic, yet aging, building.
Dallas is looking for your input on a massive redevelopment project for City Hall and the surrounding downtown area. This is your chance to help shape the future of a key part of the city!
Dallas is dropping a huge $5.2 billion budget, and guess what? Environmental groups are stoked because it means more green stuff for the city!
The Texas Attorney General is suing Dallas, saying the city isn't putting enough money into its police force. This lawsuit could force Dallas to change how it handles public safety and potentially spend more on policing.
The committee got an update on behavioral health services available through Dallas County. This is important for understanding how the city can partner to support residents with mental health and substance use issues.
Get ready for some traffic headaches, Dallas! City leaders and locals are fighting a plan that would change how cars get from North Oak Cliff to Downtown. This could seriously mess with your commute.
Dallas's roads, bridges, and pipes are getting old and need serious cash for repairs. The city's facing a big bill to keep things running smoothly.
The city is moving forward with plans to expand Love Field Airport. This briefing provided an update on the project's progress and future outlook.
Dallas city council is debating the fate of a historic building, and emails are flying about the decision. This could mean big changes for a piece of the city's past.
Dallas is going green! The city is rolling out initiatives like business certifications, tree giveaways, and new air quality monitors to boost sustainability. They're even a top city for using green power.
Dallas is doing great on its climate promises, cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 11% last year. This means cleaner air for everyone and a healthier planet.
Homeowners are fed up with how Dallas is handling demolition permits, claiming the city's data is off and they're fighting back against City Hall's decisions. It's a battle over whether the city is being transparent and fair when it comes to tearing down buildings.
Four Dallas city council members might have broken the open meetings law. This could mess with how the city makes decisions and could lead to legal issues.
Dallas is seriously lacking in affordable housing, and city leaders are worried. This shortage could make it way harder for folks to find a decent, affordable place to call home.
Dallas is facing a serious housing affordability crisis. Rents are skyrocketing, pushing many residents to the brink of being priced out of their own city.
Good news, Dallas! That plan to close down four neighborhood libraries? It's officially off the table. Your local book nooks are staying open!
Dallas City Council is shaking up how DART, our public transit system, is managed. This change could mean big shifts in how our buses and trains operate, so pay attention to how it might affect your daily travel.
Dallas is gearing up for a winter storm this weekend! City leaders are telling everyone to hunker down at home and stay safe as icy conditions are expected.
Dallas is in hot water! A conservative think tank says the city has over 130 ordinances that might be illegal under a new state law. This could mean a lot of city rules are about to get tossed out.
Get ready, Dallas! A big H-E-B store might be coming, but it's causing a stir. A local charity for foster kids is worried about how the zoning change will affect them.
Dallas is beefing up security for the World Cup! Expect more cops and better crowd control to keep things safe and sound during the massive international event.
Dallas might see a leadership shake-up inspired by a Texas mayor's new, less bureaucratic approach. The idea is to give city leaders more direct control over decision-making.