Dan Hunt, president of FC Dallas, went to Dallas City Hall last month to ask the City Council to vote against a concrete batch plant proposed near MoneyGram Soccer Park. At the time, he was ...

The city incurred $6.9 million in fees and expenses paid to FC Dallas and in utilities, and earned just over $766,000 in revenues, the memo said.

DALLAS — The city of Dallas will take back over day-to-day operations at Fair Park and cancel its contract with Oak View Group, the private company hired in 2019 to manage the "Crown Jewel of ...

DALLAS — A proposed concrete plant near a soccer park in northwest Dallas was voted down by the Dallas City Council Wednesday after some had raised environmental concerns. The concrete batch ...

The city of Dallas will take back over day-to-day operations at Fair Park and cancel its contract with Oak View Group, the private company hired in 2019 to manage the "Crown Jewel of South Dallas ...

Dallas handed over operations of Fair Park to a nonprofit and subcontractor in 2019. The city of Dallas has ended its contract with the nonprofit and subcontractor that have overseen programming ...

Many council members questioned why the city chose to build MoneyGram Park, a $30 million, 14-field soccer complex that opened in 2014, on top of an old landfill in an area zoned industrial.

UPDATE, 5/26/2025, 6:19 p.m.: In a vote of 10-5, the Dallas City Council voted to deny the zoning request for a concrete batch plant at the corner of Spangler Road and Mañana Drive in Northwest ...

Park officials, however, did not see it that way. Officials believe the city has been unable to successfully monetize the premier $31 million soccer complex, which FC Dallas has overseen for 11 ...

The news came as a blow to longtime contract holders, FC Dallas. For nearly twelve years, they’ve managed the MoneyGram Soccer Park through a contract with the City of Dallas. City leaders move ...