Texas begins testing electric air taxis in North Texas
TxDOT has started a three-year program to study how electric aircraft could operate in Texas airspace.
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TxDOT has started a three-year program to study how electric aircraft could operate in Texas airspace.
Lyft will provide discounted rides, bike trips and scooter trips to polling locations across Dallas-Fort Worth on Election Day.
A failure at a federal air traffic control facility in Philadelphia caused widespread flight delays, including at DFW and Love Field.
Ron Kirk, Tom Leppert, and Mike Rawlings are proposing a City Charter amendment to grant the mayor authority over hiring, budgeting, and vetoes.
The proposed high-speed rail link between Houston and Dallas faces uncertainty after losing federal grants and key partners, leaving private investors to cover potential costs.
Dallas Fire-Rescue evacuated the Alexan Riveredge Apartments on Friday evening after a natural gas leak was detected during an Atmos Energy inspection.
Dallas city leaders approved a $5.66 billion budget that boosts funding for police and fire while implementing 108 layoffs and reducing the property tax rate.
The city of Dallas is considering a $5.6 billion operating budget that includes a reduction in the property tax rate and an additional $80 million for law enforcement and fire departments.
The FAA listed several recent aviation accidents and in-flight incidents, including events involving Delta, United and Southwest flights.
The Dallas Park and Recreation Department has qualified eight facilities for the Certified Green Business list, with one achieving platinum status.
The $1.7 billion highway improvement project connecting Dallas and Garland has been completed.
Democratic lawmakers in Dallas questioned the feasibility of President Trump’s proposed dividend payment while criticizing the Republican midterm convention.
The City of Dallas joins global communities in celebrating Welcoming Week from September 10 to 19, 2026, featuring art exhibitions, health fairs, and cultural festivals.
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.
The City of Dallas has updated its rules to restrict access to Flock camera data to Texas-based agencies only.
Dallas police officials are scheduled to hold a discussion regarding the use of Flock cameras.
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.
City officials are reviewing regulations for data centers as state leaders prepare to study industry impacts in 2027.
Developer Ray Washburne expressed interest in the Dallas mayoralty but stated he does not plan to enter the 2027 race while serving as co-chair of the GOP convention host committee.
The Republican National Committee will hold its 2026 midterm convention in Dallas from September 9 to 10, a shift from the party's traditional home base in Fort Worth.