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Dallas Water Utilities attributes an increase in water main breaks and leaks to sustained extreme heat and elevated water usage, with crews working around the clock to address repairs.
The eighth Annual Branch Out Dallas program is now accepting registrations for free trees, with pick-up scheduled for November 7, 2026.
Donald Trump indicated he would back the Paxton campaign and distribute $5,000 checks during a Republican National Convention event in Dallas.
A pedestrian was transported to a hospital in stable condition after being struck by a Dallas police officer's vehicle late Thursday night.
A Dallas woman who is a mother of four remains hospitalized after being struck by a vehicle that fled the scene, prompting her family to appeal for information.
Dallas police will turn off 321 license plate reader cameras on Sept. 15 while keeping more than 300 active, following a directive from Gov. Greg Abbott regarding privacy concerns.
Republican groups in Texas and Michigan are selling honorary delegate status at prices up to $20,000 during the party's mid-term gathering.
The FBI Dallas field office shared an update on its recent investigative and enforcement activities across the region.
The City of Dallas has updated its rules to restrict access to Flock camera data to Texas-based agencies only.
A member of the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleading squad has been announced as the performer for the national anthem.
Arlington Bowie, DeSoto, Highland Park, and Mesquite remain competitive contenders in their respective districts despite losing their first two games of the 2026 season.
Dallas police officials are scheduled to hold a discussion regarding the use of Flock cameras.
A shooting occurred in a Lake Highlands parking lot, prompting reactions from nearby residents.
Several local congressional Republicans have confirmed plans to attend a political event in Dallas, while others have not responded to inquiries.
Republican and Democratic candidates held Labor Day events in Dallas County to energize voters before the upcoming midterm elections.
Neighbors in East Dallas have been dealing with a leaking water line for more than a month while waiting for maintenance crews to complete necessary repairs.
Widespread AT&T service disruptions are affecting thousands of customers in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex due to fiber equipment and cable failures.
Several Dallas-area high school football programs begin district competition this week following UIL realignment, while South Oak Cliff plays a non-district exhibition.
NBC DFW published a political news segment titled Lone Star Politics dated September 6, 2026.
A local Dallas event titled Together in Teal Run/Walk is scheduled to take place.
Dallas police are investigating a shooting on East Overton Road that left two people hospitalized after an argument between acquaintances.
