Chad West, center right, District 1 Dallas City Council representative, speaks during a City Council meeting on Wednesday, June 25.(Steve Hamm / Special Contributor) Your trash isn’t being picked up.

In a major step toward transforming Fair Park and advancing the Community Park in South Dallas, Fair Park First today ...

Community members asked Dallas ISD officials to ban ICE agents from public property after photos of officers near two schools ...

The Texas Water Development Board voted Thursday to declare the proposed Marvin Nichols Reservoir an interregional conflict, ...

The Supreme Court is in the final days of a term that has lately been dominated by the Trump administration’s emergency ...

The North Richland Hills Republican announced his resignation from the Texas Senate on June 19 and is poised to become the next Texas Comptroller on July 1. The leadership shake-up comes after ...

Maxie Johnson was sworn in Monday to represent District 4 around south Oak Cliff on the Dallas City Council. Johnson previously served on the Dallas Independent School District board of trustees, but ...

A story in a Kentucky newspaper published online Feb. 12 included quotes from a Dallas School District graduate claiming he survived a school shooting at the high school in 2017.

Dallas ISD had a four-year graduation rate of 81.4%, the lowest within the county by 6.6% and the lowest of all major districts in the state. Overall, school districts within Dallas County had an ...

Senate Bill 2118 would give each of DART’s 13 member cities one representative on the board. Currently, 15 members serve on the board, with some representing more than one city.

U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX, District 30) explained in a video posted on Facebook why she walked out of President Trump's Tuesday night speech where he addressed a joint session of Congress.

Several Dallas residents may soon expect a shake up in their City Council representatives following the May 2025 election, more specifically, constituents of Districts 4 and 7.