Tensions rose at a Newcastle City Council meeting Tuesday night when a resident addressed the city raising a POW/MIA flag for ...

Dallas City Council received word Friday that basic training for new police recruits will be held at the new police training complex at the University of North Texas at Dallas. The City of Dallas ...

Every city council seat is up for reelection. Dallas voters will decide in May whether to reelect their current ...

Four months after Dallas voters expressed frustration with City Hall by supporting — or not supporting — several charter amendments, residents can now file to run for a seat on the council.

was chosen to be Dallas city manager during the Dallas City Council meeting at City Hall on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025. The City Council is trying to come up with a formal evaluation system for top ...

(Azul Sordo / Staff Photographer) Voter turnout for Dallas City Council races has declined for the last three election cycles, and trends suggest that it will remain low for the upcoming May 3 ...

The Dallas City Council approved a resolution increasing the hiring goal for Dallas Police from 250 to 300 officers this year. The 12-2 vote in support of the non-binding resolution reflects the ...

DALLAS — The Dallas City Council set a new hiring target for the Dallas Police Department on Wednesday. It's not the number mandated by a 2024 proposition but one that gets the police force ...

The city council could consider the budget amendment in May. The Dallas City Council serves as the legislative body in the City of Dallas. It consists of 14 elected members and an elected mayor.

the Dallas Morning News reported. The city could be considering buying the property itself, according to an agenda for a closed-door meeting for city council members scheduled for Wednesday.

Jaynie Schultz, Dallas City Council member tweet this Bach added that he believes the passage of ForwardDallas helped fuel the Dallas HERO organization, which helped pass amendments to Dallas ...

GREENVILLE, N.C. (WITN) - The Greenville City Council voted 4-2 to deny an amendment change that would have allowed Camping World to keep flying the giant American flag at its Greenville location.