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Big Tex Urban Farms has provided more than 2 million servings of produce through State Fair-funded operations.
A design-build deal with Chamberlin Dallas on the council's consent agenda would replace the worn flat roofs at both city arts centers, with construction set for June 2027 to June 2028.
The city wants to rescind Midwest Maintenance's janitorial and terrazzo contract, citing its inability to meet contract terms, and award the work to UBM Enterprise in a deal worth up to $20.1 million.
A young child died after a shooting in Dallas, according to NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth.
Eligible families can apply for state-funded tutoring through PASS while Dallas ISD continues its separate free reading support.
A police update for Tuesday's Public Safety Committee counts 269 fewer robbery victims and 243 fewer aggravated assault victims than last year. City attorneys will also brief members on how Dallas targets crime-ridden properties.
A family has spoken publicly after a teenager was killed in a rollover crash in Dallas.
The city's public facility corporation would own the 420-unit University Hills project and lease it for 75 years; staff project about $3.66 million in lost city taxes over 60 years, a figure they call speculative.
A year-end report for Tuesday's Public Safety Committee puts sworn strength at 3,447, short of the 4,000 target, with retirements leading the departures and turnover hitting the 911 center too.
Park staff told a council committee they cut deferred maintenance by about $3.7 million, but event revenue cannot cover the rest, and the Cotton Bowl's east side still has no funding plan.
Regular unleaded averages $3.7825 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
The package would add six buildings at the UNT Dallas site and raise Swinerton Builders' contract to $185 million. The city counts $107 million committed so far, with $82 million more tied to the Nov. 3 bond.
Dallas County Republicans are trying to win back a seat on the commissioners court, which is currently entirely controlled by Democrats.
The proposed program for the 2027 session would also end the city's responsibility for school crossing guards, back decriminalizing fentanyl test strips and shape a $300,000 search for lobbyists.
First Baptist Dallas pastor Robert Jeffress supports the Pentagon's plan to stream Nidal Hasan's Dec. 3 execution, which Vice President JD Vance doubts will happen.
Ken Paxton's office ruled the records must go to WFAA and other requesters. Dallas cites a 2025 transportation code change that the bill's House sponsor says was "never intended" for official travel.
Five District 13 residents signed the notice of intent filed Oct. 9 over three zoning cases. Organizers have 60 days to gather signatures and are aiming for the May 2027 ballot.
Regular unleaded averages $3.7995 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
Regular unleaded averages $3.8202 in the Dallas area, down from yesterday, down from last week and below the Texas average.
The Oct. 5 announcement lists 97 awards, including grants to For Oak Cliff, Stevens Park Estates Neighborhood Association and Southern Gateway Public Green Foundation.
The Oct. 14 zoning vote is set to be postponed while developer Leland Burk finalizes traffic signal work around Preston Road and Royal Lane that he has agreed to fund without city money.