On August 23, Dallas City Council approved a top property tax rate of $0.7393 per $100 valuation for the upcoming 2023-24 fiscal year
The Dallas fiscal debate: A push for reduced property taxes
Councilmember Paula Blackmon Voices Support for Infrastructural Improvements
Dallas city officials are grappling with a pension crisis that has been ongoing for years, reaching a critical point recently
Fort Worth’s five-year housing plan: A roadmap to affordability
The move should result in actual savings of at least $90 for a home with the county average taxable value of about $285,000.
Empowering low-income Texans with extended financial aid
Farmers Branch is starting a four-day work week for many of its city workers
Board's decision stabilizes top leadership
Dallas wants to ban vaping in all areas where traditional smoking is banned
On Tuesday, the City of Fort Worth unveiled the budget for the next fiscal year with the focus of city's rapid expansion and growth
That's despite a new proposal to delay state funding that has outraged McKinney's mayor and Collin County commissioners.
City Council allocates ARPA funds to connect downtown to Butler Place project
Low-income households in Texas can now rely on Texas Utility Help for electricity, gas, propane, water, and wastewater bills
Dallas police implement a Boston-inspired 'Focused Deterrence' approach
Investigation ongoing after a cybersecurity breach in Fort Worth
City-DART agreement injects millions into Dallas’s infrastructure
City of Lewisville launches Senior Rental Assistance Program with the aim of helping senior residents with soaring rent prices
After four years of public discussion, Dallas City Council has finally imposed zoning restrictions banning short term rentals.
Regional Transportation Council supports National Juneteenth Museum project
The Dallas City Council is set to cast their votes on a potential short-term rentals ordinance on June 14.
Dallas recognizes occupational illness deaths as 'line of duty' for first responders
Over the past two decades, Fort Worth has consistently topped or closely trailed the leader board of America's fastest-growing markets.
Teresa Muñoz, 48, abandoned her home in the Mexican state of Michoacan after a gang killed her husband and beat her.
The census report shows that many North Texas areas are now rebounding and edging towards pre-pandemic levels
Former President Donald Trump returned to Texas to hold his first campaign rally of the year.
The first rally of Donald Trump's 2024 presidential campaign is in a city made famous by deadly resistance against law enforcement.
Following the incident, officers took a juvenile into custody, who has been charged with one count of capital murder.
Officer Jennifer Atherton is the president of a newly formed Dallas Police Women's Association.
According to OSHA, the nutritionist raised concerns about rats, insects, and a broken air conditioner in the cafeteria and the kitchen.
The report is based on the cities’ 2021 annual comprehensive financial reports, which are not analyzed on this scale by other organizations.
A part of east Fort Worth that several migratory birds call home has been acquired by the city as part of its conservation efforts.
In a statement released Thursday, Dallas DA John Creuzot said he is engaging in "constant dialogue" with Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia.
TAD chief appraiser Jeff Law didn't immediately respond to questions about the resignation Wednesday morning.
On Thursday, Feb. 23, Gov. Abbott directed the Texas Department of Public Safety to address the dangerous street takeovers all across Texas.
Visit Fort Worth touted that the city saw a record number of tourists in 2022 - to the tune of almost 11 million people.
State Representative Gina Hinojosa, D-Austin said, "We unequivocally stand against any scheme to defund our public schools."
On Wednesday, FDA advisors unanimously recommended that the brand of Naloxone be sold over the counter.
Before this week's ice storms, much of the country was focused on the beating death of a Memphis man at the hands of police officers.
The money will be available to Dallas' Continuum of Care (CoC) program.