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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.
Cooper Flagg matched Giannis Antetokounmpo with 29 points and 11 assists as the visiting Dallas Mavericks defeated the Miami Heat 113-109 on Monday. The win improved Dallas to 2-2 while Miami fell to 0-4.
Victor Wembanyama led the San Antonio Spurs to a 130-103 victory over the Sacramento Kings at Frost Bank Center, improving the home team's record to 2-2 while dropping the visitors to 0-4.
A CFO memo says the general obligation sale could also refinance up to $58 million in 2017 bonds. A third item issues the last $34 million of a $170 million state loan for water main replacement.
At a summit organized by Oak Cliff's chamber of commerce, DART board chair Randall Bryant outlined ideas for the next decade, which he described as goals rather than approved plans.
Houston improves to 3-0 with a road victory in Atlanta, led by Kevin Durant’s 22 points and Jalen Johnson’s double-double for the Hawks.
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.
A consent item on Wednesday's council agenda funds the second year of the city's three-year Cultural Organizations Program. Awards run from $26,000 to $1,073,896, and 28 groups would get less than $50,000.
TxDOT is shutting all lanes of I-30 between I-35E and the I-45/U.S. 75 junction for I-30 Canyon construction, with traffic sent to Woodall Rodgers Freeway and SH 366.
A council committee recommended interim watchdog Baron Eliason for inspector general. The Finance Committee sent two auditor finalists, interim auditor Rory Galter and John Provan, to the full council.
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.
A four-year project announced October 8 will develop research tools, rather than a treatment ready for patients.
The Mavericks made more than half their shots in Houston. A disastrous second quarter and a poor possession ledger explain why that still produced an eighteen-point defeat.
The airline lowered its 2026 adjusted earnings forecast even as third-quarter revenue rose. Its fuel bill was $821 million higher than a year earlier.
Staff brief a council committee Monday on a loan of federal and developer-fee money for a mixed-income project with 69 income-restricted units. The full council votes Dec. 9.
Staff told council members Monday that courtesy notices from the AI camera program do not open cases or set deadlines. The city is also weighing restarting a repair fund for low-income homeowners that has been paused since 2024.
SMU answered a second-half equalizer with three goals and improved to 11-0-2 before Saturday’s trip to California.
Prosecutors say the district cleared a special education teacher internally instead of reporting him to state regulators. Dallas ISD says it could not corroborate the allegations and disagrees with the government's reading of the law.
Owners of 211 of 277 homes signed petitions for an East Dallas overlay that would require 50-foot front yards in most of the neighborhood and 100 feet along Buckner. Staff recommend approval.
The Mustangs held the Seminoles below .100 hitting and improved to 6-2 in ACC play.
Green Bay pressure complicated Dak Prescott night, but two interceptions on promising possessions remain the most consequential part of his performance.
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.
The update counts 92 miles of the bike network already built toward a 122-mile first phase. Staff recommend keeping six routes residents asked to cut or change, and a public progress dashboard is due early next year.
Green Bay’s 42.2% pressure rate is far more imposing than its 33.2% blitz rate alone suggests, giving Dak Prescott and Dallas a protection problem that does not depend on Micah Parsons being on the field.
Slides for Monday's Quality of Life, Arts, and Culture Committee put fiscal 2025 direct spending by productions at about $133.5 million, with 3,747 local crew hires and 31,552 hotel and rental nights.
A memo for Monday's council committee says the city will revisit its 2017 route choice through downtown, with an engineering contract expected Oct. 28, and that the streetcar now counts toward two federal transit formula programs.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gina Hinojosa called for stricter regulations and community input regarding data centers during a Dallas press conference.
San Antonio improves to 1-3 with a decisive 20-point victory over Phoenix at Frost Bank Center, led by Victor Wembanyama.
Dallas won the rebounding battle but lost 101-97 to New Orleans after 27 turnovers exposed spacing, screening and composure problems.
A majority voted Wednesday to postpone the proposal to rename three blocks of North Harwood Street for the Texas Stock Exchange until Oct. 28, after holdouts argued the city was renaming only the financial district's stretch.
A council committee is briefed Monday on a rewrite of the city's vegetation rule that would make enforcement turn on whether plants block the right-of-way, not on where they are rooted. A council vote is set for Nov. 10.
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.
Saturday’s women’s soccer friendly starts at 4 p.m. Central at the Cotton Bowl, and match tickets include State Fair admission that day.
The ordinance would set up an extendable commercial paper program to bridge capital project costs, with Wells Fargo and JPMorgan as dealers. Setup and running costs are capped at $855,000.
Big Tex Urban Farms has provided more than 2 million servings of produce through State Fair-funded operations.
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.
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.
The Mustangs improved to 10–0–1 and stayed perfect in ACC play with their eighth shutout of the season.
