Dallas PD to launch internal affairs investigation after Amber Guyger trial

The Dallas Police Department chief acknowledged the criticism that came from Botham Jean's mother after Amber Guyger was sentenced to 10 years in prison.

TEA commissioner says new laws will improve Texas schools

Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath told Dallas business leaders that the education legislation passed this year is a game-changer for Texas schools.

Business owner worries DART Silver Line construction will hurt bottom line

As DART moves ahead with constructing the new 26-mile-long Silver Line that would connect Plano with DFW Airport, more people are learning how it will impact their homes and businesses.

Dallas ISD teachers protest merit pay system

Dallas ISD teachers protested ahead of Thursday’s school board meeting to demand change to the current teacher merit pay system.

Dallas mayor alarmed by oversight changes proposed by VisitDallas

The organization that receives tens of millions of tourism tax dollars from Dallas may be trying to get out from under the city's watchful eye.

Dallas votes to rename street in front of AAC Nowitzki Way

His 21 seasons with the Mavericks may be over but Dirk Nowitzki’s name will live on in the city of Dallas.

Amidst strained resources, Dallas PD reassures public State Fair of Texas will be safe

The head of the Dallas Police Association recently warned that a combination of the Amber Guyger murder trial and the State Fair of Texas would strain already-thin police resources, but State Fair organizers are seeking to reassure the public they are prepared ahead of Friday's opening.

Widow of Dallas firefighter fighting for extension of benefits for families of first responders who die off duty

Earlier this week, the city of Dallas touted its new budget as prioritizing public safety. The widow of a Dallas firefighter says the budget still leaves survivors, like herself, stranded.

Customers line up outside major Apple stores worldwide as iPhone 11 officially goes on sale

Apple’s new iPhone 11 officially went on sale Friday, prompting customers to line up outside of major stores around the world in a time-honored tradition ahead of iPhone launches.

DART breaks ground on Silver Line along the old Cotton Belt corridor

Dallas Area Rapid Transit broke ground on its newest rail line on Thursday. However, some homeowners are concerned about the safety and quality of life it will bring.

Dallas City Council approves budget aimed at helping Dallas PD

For the first time in years, there appears to be a long-term solution for hiring and keeping Dallas police officers.

DPD welcomes largest academy class in its history

The long-suffering Dallas Police Department welcomed the largest academy class in its history Wednesday.