news News Commentary The three things Dallas City Council must get done ASAP in 2025 to get us back on track Too many citizens don’t believe City Hall can get even the basics right.

The Waldport City Council has abandoned its attempts to oust its mayor over a clash in personalities, the latest development in a two-month fight that has super-charged tensions in this Oregon ...

The Dallas city manager search has unspooled in the chaotic style we’ve come to expect from this City Council. There was the ho-hum recruitment brochure draft featuring the wrong skyline.

Every Dallas City Council incumbent appeared to be avoiding a runoff, according to unofficial election results at about midnight The Dallas County elections office reported that the ballots for ...

City of Dallas' 2025 Pride in Excellence honorees (Photo by Jeremy Holland) Dallas City Council members hosted the 2025 Pride in Excellence Awards Reception today (Wednesday, June 4) at City Hall ...

The current interim city manager is set to take on the permanent role – one that, in Dallas' form of government, has more responsibility and power than the mayor.

Don't Houston My Dallas: Brochure for next city manager features wrong skyline photo A council committee called for several edits Monday to an 8-page draft of the brochure, including the cover ...

Nearly every one of Dallas City Council’s seats was up for grabs on Saturday as voters hit the polls. Early voting results, although it was an incredibly small amount, suggested there wouldn't ...

An already viral photo of Dallas teens holding up a "F—- Harris" sign is getting additional criticism after it was revealed to have been taken at the home of city council candidate Kristal Roberts.

A Dallas City Council committee met behind closed doors Monday before approving a new list of three semifinalists.

A brochure draft advertising the Dallas city manager position confused the city council until members realized cover photo featured the wrong skyline ...

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