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Oak Lawn Library staff lead a bi-weekly after-school program at Polk Recreation Center, offering games and crafts to children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
Realtor.com counted 5,560 Dallas, TX homes for sale as of August 2026, while Redfin reported 2,843 homes sold in May 2026 and a median sale price of $498,702.
The state's second-largest district earned a B at 85, with a C in achievement and a B in progress, and it holds the highest campus score in the data at 100.
Extreme temperatures in North Texas have caused localized power failures across several Dallas areas, with officials attributing the disruptions to equipment stress rather than grid-wide issues.
Dallas County leaders announced they will rename a community room at the Oak Cliff Government Center in memory of Sylvia Collins, who died in a May apartment explosion.
Dallas-based Texas Capital Bank has moved two exchange-traded funds to the Texas Stock Exchange, marking the venue's first primary listings.
U.S. Attorney Ryan Raybould and other law enforcement leaders will hold a news conference Tuesday to unveil a new program targeting sexual abuse in public schools.
An attorney for intended parents in a high-profile Texas surrogacy case says their son has undergone open heart surgery to treat a congenital condition.
East Dallas bakery Lubella's Patisserie is expanding to a new Arlington location this fall after four years of growth.
Dallas officials are implementing furloughs and hiring freezes to close a projected $51 million gap amid rising costs and tax limits.
The RNC's midterm convention comes to American Airlines Center Sept. 9-10 with a public ticket lottery now open. A look at what the party is planning, what 1984 looked like, and what voters say they care about.
The airport says it will not proceed with adding ablution stations at Terminal D. Gov. Greg Abbott has ordered a review of state grants to DFW and Houston's Bush Intercontinental over what he called illegal religious discrimination.
The Crow Museum of Asian Art is launching its fall programming with two significant shows at its Dallas Arts District and UT Dallas locations, featuring Southeast Asian textiles and Japanese bamboo art.
A 33-year-old man was arrested on felony arson charges after intentionally setting fire to an apartment complex in Oak Cliff, displacing 24 residents.
A legal firm is distributing free backpacks to school-age children at four Hibbett Sports stores in the Fort Worth and Dallas areas over four consecutive Sundays.
Dallas College Athletics has entered a multi-year agreement with BSN SPORTS to become the first community college in Texas to feature NIKE branding across its athletic programs.
Realtor.com counted 5,560 Dallas, TX homes for sale as of August 2026, while Redfin reported 2,843 homes sold in May 2026 and a median sale price of $498,702.
A newly released publication offers a critical examination of Dallas's historical development through the lens of its built environment.
The KCBI network has secured a new broadcast slot on 102.5 FM in Dallas, expanding its local reach for the first time.
A Tuesday memo starts the clock on a public hearing that could give the city its first real data-center rules, as Keller lawyers up next door and the region's revolt spreads.
Members of the Dallas City Council are currently debating a proposed bond measure valued at approximately one billion dollars.
