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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.
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.
Already in the playoffs, Dallas visits the Dynamo on Saturday night holding a 4-3 first-leg lead in the Texas Derby. Houston, fifth in the West, can clinch its own playoff berth with a win.
San Diego FC and Houston Dynamo FC shared the points in a six-goal affair on Wednesday, with Guilherme netting twice for the visitors.
A design-build deal with Chamberlin Dallas on the council's consent agenda would replace the worn flat roofs at both city arts centers, with construction set for June 2027 to June 2028.
The package would add six buildings at the UNT Dallas site and raise Swinerton Builders' contract to $185 million. The city counts $107 million committed so far, with $82 million more tied to the Nov. 3 bond.
The Dallas landmark and a local photo archive offer two ways to explore the Mexican American neighborhood’s history. The historic recreation building remains closed.
