Dallas City Council questions new city manager search that only named 4 possible candidates

A search firm told councilmembers their search only generated four strong candidates for the city manager job. However, council wanted more. "What went wrong during this recruitment process?"

City of Dallas buys Adventure Landing entertainment venue

The city of Dallas said it recognized the need to keep the adjacent soccer fields and preserve the land in the highly developed park desert.

City council pulls Dallas Black Dance Theatre's $250,000 grant over firing controversy

The city council voted to strip its grant from the Dallas Black Dance Theater after it fired its company of dancers that unionized four months ago. Councilmembers hope their decision will send the message that union busting in Dallas will not be tolerated.

City of Dallas considers selling $6.5 million hospital purchase at a loss

The city spent millions to turn it into permanent housing for the homeless without finding out if the community would be on board with its plans. It was not. And the city is now considering selling the property at a loss.

Self-driving robots hitting Downtown Dallas streets for Uber Eats deliveries

The company says the delivery robots will be active in Dallas within the next few days. And unlike human delivery drivers, you aren't expected to tip.

Fair Park community park gets a boost with $8.6M federal grant

Dallas is getting an $8.6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Interior’s National Park Service to help build a new community park at Fair Park. The investment is a huge boost for the long-awaited project.

Dallas is lone finalist for FIFA World Cup International Broadcast Center

The last time the World Cup was in the United States, Dallas was also the site of the IBC. The deal would result in thousands of journalists from all over the world calling Dallas home for several weeks.

Dallas County ballot errors may have impacted Prop U vote

Thousands of people received the wrong ballot on Election Day in Dallas County. While most local races were not close enough to be impacted by the error, it could have impacted one controversial city proposition.

Dallas City Council repeals police staffing standard to avoid lawsuit

The Dallas City Council made a change to a 36-year-old city ordinance that set a police staffing standard in an effort to prevent a lawsuit.

Battle over Dallas’ short-term rental ban heads to appeals court

The Texas 5th District Court of Appeals is now deciding whether or not the city of Dallas can prohibit short-term rentals in single-family neighborhoods.

Dallas considers plan to close city streets for more pedestrian-friendly events

The city of Dallas is exploring a plan to open up city streets to pedestrians and cyclists by closing them to cars at certain times of the day. The pilot program would be called Open Streets.

Dallas real estate developer pleads guilty to bribing city council members

Real estate developer Sherman Roberts pleaded guilty to bribing former Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Dwaine Caraway and former City Council member Carolyn Davis to support his projects.

Dallas HERO Amendments: Props S, U passed

Former and current Dallas city leaders warned that the so-called HERO amendments sound good but could have disastrous results. However, voters approved two of them anyway.

City of Dallas unveils robotic lawnmowers that will replace gas-powered lawn equipment

The city says the $250,000 investment will allow the city to set an example for private businesses and homeowners while also doing its part to reduce carbon emissions. City leaders say the robots will free up employees to focus on other important tasks.