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City leaders and the Trust for Public Land cut the ribbon Thursday on a 5.4-acre park in North Lake Highlands, built for about $650,000 on city land a neighbor recalls as a dumping spot for old couches.
A planning staff briefing for the Economic Development Committee lays out how the city exemption works, how often it tops $50,000 and what a 2025 study says it returns, while asking whether it is a tax expenditure or an investment.
Malcolm's Point, a 4,859-square-foot building at Malcolm X Boulevard and Al Lipscomb Way, now costs about $3 million instead of $2.3 million. A council committee is briefed Monday ahead of a Nov. 10 vote.
The developer has built 34,725 of the 40,000 square feet of new retail its city deal requires by year's end. A council vote on lowering the bar is set for Nov. 10.
Woodrow Wilson swept Mesquite and meets Lancaster in the area round. Hillcrest led Terrell 2-1 before losing in five, and W.T. White plays Friday night.
All four District 13-5A qualifiers and four 4A teams from Dallas ISD open the UIL playoffs Thursday. Wilson, 16-0 in district, hosts Mesquite at Forester Field House.
Dallas buried 16 3-pointers, built a 27-point lead in the fourth and climbed above .500 for the first time in Flagg's career with a 120-96 home win over short-handed Oklahoma City.
Real Salt Lake secured a 2-1 victory over home-side Austin FC on Wednesday night, with second-half goals from Saba Lobjanidze and Morgan Guilavogui overcoming Jorge Alastuey's opener.
The Wildcats edged Grapevine by five points and the Scots beat Lovejoy by nine Tuesday, sending both teams to the Nov. 7 state meet. Hillcrest and Wilson also qualified individual runners.
A sponsorship toolkit on the Oct. 28 consent agenda prices the training center's name at $50 million. QuikTrip's $10 million gift already claimed the Basic Training Building.
The Wildcats went 16-0 and won 48 of 49 sets. Hillcrest, W.T. White and Seagoville also advance, and Highland Park shared the 12-5A title.
Early voting ends Friday on the city's only bond measure, which the city says would cost $629.6 million with interest. Supporters cite police training; opponents call it a first step toward leaving City Hall.
The Dallas Public Facility Corporation's 11 properties in lease-up averaged 57.8% occupied in September, and The Caroline on West Commerce had 21 of 300 units filled. Council members get the report Monday.
Public records reported by The Dallas Morning News show Saks pitched a $195 million rebuild of the Main Street flagship. City officials say the request stalled after Saks entered bankruptcy in January.
The Wildcats have already clinched the district title and have won 14 straight since an 8-13 non-district run. Hillcrest, White and Seagoville hold the other three playoff places.
Every Dallas ISD high school signed on when the Cowboys launched their girls league in 2025. Monday's UIL vote sets up a pilot as soon as 2028-29, with no decision yet on what time of year the girls would play.
Crews digging for a major storm drain junction hit unstable ground below planned depth. Dallas County commissioners vote Tuesday on rock stabilization, with TxDOT covering 80% of the extra cost.
