Dallas City Council considers cutting police overtime budget

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson urged city council members on Wednesday to change their minds about proposed cuts to the police overtime budget.

Struggling American Airlines prepares to furlough 19,000 workers

American Airlines is preparing to furlough tens of thousands of workers if Congress does not approve another loan package.

Dallas Police Chief Renee Hall announces resignation after turbulent tenure

Hall will step down at the end of the year, capping a tenure filled with officer shortages, spikes in violent crime and a heavily criticized response to Black Lives Matter protests.

Dallas County DA investigating how DPD responded to protesters

There is now a criminal investigation by the Dallas County District Attorney into the way police behaved during protests over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.

Some Dallas ISD students will return to the classroom early

Dallas ISD will allow some students to return to school for in-person learning a little sooner than expected.

Dallas council discusses proposals to cut some police funding

The Dallas City Council discussed different proposals for cutting millions of dollars from the police department's budget on Wednesday.

Dallas ISD announces plan to start phasing in athletics

There was a change of heart from Dallas ISD after it initially banned in-person extracurriculars and sports when virtual school starts next week.

Dallas City Council continues a tough budget discussion

It’s everyone’s least favorite time of year at Dallas City Hall – budget time. This year the talks will be especially difficult.

As COVID-19 numbers improve, Fort Worth ISD optimistic in-person classes could resume soon

As COVID-19 infection rates stabilize in Tarrant County, Fort Worth ISD administrators are optimistic the district may be able to return to in-person classes sooner than later.