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An annual update for Tuesday's Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee says the city's Fair Housing Division took 499 reports in fiscal 2026, found cause in four cases and filed three civil actions against housing providers.
An Emergency Management and Crisis Response report for Tuesday's Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee says 70.6% of behavioral-health calls got RIGHT Care service in October and gun violence incidents were down 10% year over year.
Dallas will close City Hall offices, Municipal Court, recreation centers and every library branch Nov. 11. Garbage, recycling and bulky trash collection run as usual, and 311 stays staffed for service calls.
A memo for Monday's Public Safety Committee says Dallas is working with its contractor and fundraisers on the funding gap. The bond would have supplied $82 million of the center's estimated $185 million cost.
Harley scored once and assisted twice, all on the man advantage, and his second-period one-timer held up as the winner in a 4-3 Stars victory over the Sharks.
North Texas protected the football and punished Rice after takeaways, but nine penalties for 98 yards made Saturday’s 52-23 win less tidy than its score.
Dallas police processed 82 applicants from Oct. 1 to Oct. 27, down from 230 in the prior fiscal year, according to a memo for Monday's Public Safety Committee. The force stands at 3,427 sworn officers.
SMU twice led Pitt at Washburne Stadium but settled for a draw, ending a season with its highest goal total since 2019.
The interim city auditor's proposed work plan, up for a council vote Tuesday, lists 12 new audits and 13 carried over from last year, more work than the office says it has hours to finish.
City voters will see a $443 million public safety bond labeled Proposition A, and Dallas County voters a separate Proposition A on a higher tax rate for homelessness programs. Here is what each one does.
Families can apply now for magnet, Montessori, P-TECH and other choice programs, compare schools at the Discover Dallas ISD fair at Fair Park on Nov. 7, and must file by Jan. 31 for round one.
Current conditions in Dallas show mostly cloudy skies with a high near 77F today. Rain chances remain minimal, while tomorrow brings a noticeable warm-up to 82F.
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.
Dak Prescott’s Thursday call for a stronger running commitment is sound, provided Dallas treats balance as a way to keep choices open rather than a mandatory formula.
Staff hope to bring the license to the council by year's end, the Advocate reports. A council member says that, from what he hears, businesses are getting tickets without the promised education.
Nico Hischier scored twice as the New Jersey Devils defeated the Dallas Stars 5-1 on Tuesday. The visitors dominated the second period, outscoring Dallas 4-1.
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.
A memo for Monday's Finance Committee puts the final tab for September's two-day Republican convention at $804,229, with $661,335 from the Police Department. Staff say most of it was on-duty pay already in the budget.
Utah quarterback Devon Dampier accounted for three touchdowns as the Utes defeated visiting Houston 21-13 at Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday.
Petar Musa scored twice in the final ten minutes to lead FC Dallas past the San Jose Earthquakes 3-0 at Toyota Stadium on Saturday, October 24, 2026.
Consent items on the Oct. 28 council agenda accept $1.25 million for kit testing, set a three-year lab agreement with the county's forensic institute and fund officer counseling and peer support.
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.
