Local business? Support local news on DallasTX.city · plans from $100 a month
Find stories across Dallas, surrounding cities, and Texas.
11 results for "att"
11 results for “att”
Bishop Ruben Saenz Jr. appointed Andy Lewis effective Thursday and moved Matt Tuggle and Paul Rasmussen to other duties. The church council, whose members voted to leave the denomination, says the move changes nothing for them.
Jason Robertson’s overtime recovery mattered before his second assist appeared beside the winning goal.
Police, code compliance and city attorneys brief the council on a new 'small box discount store' category and on letting ATMs sit near windows if a camera is mounted on them.
The attorney general's office says the letters target developments that skipped a state water-use survey; Dallas, Collin, Denton and Tarrant counties are among the 32 on its list.
Speakers at Saturday's downtown rally, one of several across North Texas, pressed attendees to vote when Texas early voting opens Monday; the White House criticized the movement's message.
A consultant's draft would rate the city manager, attorney, auditor, secretary and inspector general on targets drawn from peer cities, with results posted online and the annual review each October.
Kaick scored in the 63rd minute and goalkeeper Daniel made seven saves as FC Dallas beat the Seattle Sounders 1-0 on Wednesday at Toyota Stadium.
Dallas won the rebounding battle but lost 101-97 to New Orleans after 27 turnovers exposed spacing, screening and composure problems.
Moving upstairs may improve Christian Parker’s view of the Cowboys defense. It will matter only if Dallas gives up fewer explosive plays and finishes more tackles.
The veteran center had surgery for a core injury and has not played this season. The Stars, 2-2-1, welcome the Avalanche to American Airlines Center on Tuesday and play in Denver on Wednesday.
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.
