Bethany Erickson is a journalist based in Dallas, Texas. She writes for D Magazine and her work has also appeared in People Newspapers. Bethany covers a wide range of topics, including local news, events, politics, and community issues in the Dallas area.
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Proposition U would require the city to budget for more cops and allocate more money for policing. But the rosy ballot language belies the harsh realities, its critics say.
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About 57 percent of Dallas County voters cast ballots. Here are some of the scenes at the more popular Dallas polling places on Election Day.
More than 50 percent of Dallas' voters weighed in on a proposition that was marketed as a way to hold City Hall accountable. Less than a quarter of those voters vote in municipal elections, where City Hall can be held accountable.
The state's highest court says the legislative branch can't block an execution. Lawmakers say that was never their intent and vow to continue their quest to interview Roberson.
The council committee charged with leading the search for Dallas' next city manager has narrowed it down to four semifinalists, including interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert.
By: Bethany Erickson
Moody’s new credit analysis of Dallas’ credit doesn’t spell trouble, yet. But Proposition U’s mandates may impact the city’s ability to pay its debts in the long term, the credit rating organization says.
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