Dallas City Council member Zarin Gracey took an early lead in his bid for a second term on Saturday with nearly 54% of the votes, according to unofficial results.

A committee of Dallas City Council members voted Wednesday to recommend the city support leaving Dallas Area Rapid Transit’s funding structure untouched amid two proposed state laws that could ...

Bill Roth, center, candidate for Dallas City Council District 11, greets supporter Anita Weinstein during an election watch party on Saturday night, May 3, 2025 at Coffee House Cafe in Dallas.

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 ...

Two proposed resolutions scheduled for discussion during a special meeting of Weirton City Council on Thursday were unable to be addressed after it was revealed that neither resolution had been ...

DALLAS — The Dallas City Council on Wednesday approved authorizing about $42 million in funding to move forward with work on deck parks over I-30. The deck parks, similar to Klyde Warren Park ...

Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Adam Bazaldua, District 7 , listens to a speaker during city council meeting Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025, at Dallas City Hall. Bazaldua appeared likely to keep his seat on ...

Dallas City Council members named Kimberly Bizor Tolbert as the next city manager Wednesday, voting 13-2 to officially give her the job she’s been working in an interim capacity since February 2024.

The Tacoma Council has unanimously approved two resolutions affirming support for immigrants and LGBTQ+ people, pledging to use no city funds to “investigate, enforce, cooperate with or assist ...

DALLAS — The Texas Supreme Court ordered the Dallas City Council to remove three proposed charter amendments from the Nov. ballot, ruling in favor of the Dallas HERO Initiative.

DALLAS – A Dallas City Council committee approved a revised list of semifinalists for city manager Monday, more than six months after the position opened up.

The answer is under, barely. The average city council meeting in 2024 took three hours and 22 minutes. That means you aren’t getting home until after 10:30 p.m. if you want to attend the meeting ...