Another Round, a family-owned mini golf bar in west Dallas, closed its Fort Worth Avenue location Monday after six years in business, ending operations at the entertainment venue without announcing a reason for the closure.
The Dallas Public Library will reduce operating hours at some branches and eliminate more than 70 positions as the city works to close a $51 million budget gap, with the cuts also ending adult learning programs such as GED and English language classes.
The city of Dallas will begin placing windshield “barnacles” on vehicles with three or more unpaid parking citations in the same calendar year starting Monday, as officials introduce a new way to enforce delinquent parking tickets.
The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Texas on Tuesday launched Project Safe Schools, a new initiative that aims to protect students, hold school officials accountable and improve transparency in public school districts across North Texas.
Rising costs for groceries, child care, housing and gas are putting more pressure on single mothers in Dallas, with a local nonprofit reporting growing demand for housing and financial assistance.
The Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars have settled their legal dispute and reached an agreement that will keep both teams at American Airlines Center through the 2030-31 season, the organizations announced Monday.
A Dallas City Council member is pushing for a review of where data centers can operate and how the city should regulate them as the industry expands across Texas.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secured an emergency court order requiring medical care for a baby with a serious heart condition in a multistate surrogacy dispute involving the child’s surrogate and intended parents.
Attorneys for the Save Dallas City Hall Coalition sued the City of Dallas and key city officials in Dallas County district court, alleging that the city failed to follow laws requiring the maintenance and preservation of City Hall.
The Fort Worth City Council is considering a 90-day moratorium on new data center developments as residents and community leaders call for more time to study the facilities’ effects on neighborhoods and infrastructure.