Dallas city leaders hope to crack down on panhandling problem

City staff presented some ideas that ranged from offering the homeless jobs like painting city murals to banning all forms of solicitation or giving. Many council members thought the solutions did not quite hit the mark.

Dallas police deliver truckload of donations to support healthcare workers

Dallas officers brought loads of snacks to the doctors and nurses at Baylor University Medical Center and Parkland Hospital in Dallas. It was a way to show them they are appreciated

Dallas County expanding COVID-19 vaccine registration plan

Dallas County is trying to reach underserved populations and make it easier for everyone to register for the COVID-19 vaccine.

Fort Worth officially purchases Pier 1 headquarters for new city hall

Fort Worth leaders announced a plan to turn the high rise into its new city hall in December and finalized the purchase last week.

Amazon to pay $61.7 million to settle claims it withheld tips from drivers

Amazon will pay nearly $62 million to settle charges with the Federal Trade Commission that it took tips from delivery drivers over a two and a half year period.

Fort Worth police officer suspended for offensive posts

A Fort Worth police officer is facing an internal affairs investigation after another officer spotted offensive posts on social media and reported them up the chain of command.

Dallas City Council hopes new police chief will help crack down on street racers, stunters

Street racing only seems to be intensifying and putting additional strain on city resources already spread thin. Some are hoping the new police chief will give a new perspective to tackling a persistent problem.

City of Dallas trying to get building permit process back on track

As hundreds of people in Dallas are waiting months to get building permits that used to only take days, the city of Dallas is promising to dig out of the hole.

Southwest Airlines CEO says Hawaii demand is 'darn strong'

Travel demand may be rising for some "beach and nature-inspired" destinations even as airlines continue to pile up coronavirus-related losses.

Dallas County approves $5 million in contracts for vaccine efforts

About $4 million will go toward a call center run by a private company. The rest will go toward education campaigns and a paperless registration system.

Dallas to pay $5 million to get building permit process caught up

The city of Dallas has agreed to pay $5 million to get outside help with its building permit backlog for homes and businesses.

Dallas ISD considers adding 5 weeks to school year due to learning losses from pandemic

Dallas ISD knows its plan to add five weeks to the school year will only work if principals, teachers and parents are on board. That's why the district's plan will allow people to have choices.

Facebook introduces new fact-check tool to combat Holocaust denial

Anyone who searches on Facebook for terms related to the Holocaust or Holocaust denial will see a message labeled “Learning about the Holocaust,” which includes a link to read credible information about the Nazi genocide.