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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By: Bethany Erickson
The historically Black neighborhood has been a part of Dallas for more than a century. On Saturday, its residents celebrated the community's first state historical marker.
Much of Tenth Street's history has been lost to demolition and city policy. A new effort aims to help people visual what once was, with the aim of appreciating and saving what remains.
By: Bethany Erickson
A new study found that residents along the Singleton corridor in West Dallas suffer respiratory ailments at a rate often four times greater than the rest of the county.
By: Bethany Erickson
Organizations like TITAS/DANCE UNBOUND fear a 250 percent increase in visa fees for international artists could change the local and national arts landscape—and not for the better.
Dallas Development Services Director Andrew Espinoza is leaving City Hall, a Friday memo from interim City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert says.
By: Bethany Erickson
Dallas' annual satisfaction survey found that overall, residents are satisfied with their city. But they also want it to prioritize infrastructure maintenance, affordable housing, and police services.
Voting to commence negotiations that could land the FIFA World Cup media hub in Dallas was one of the few times the Council agreed Wednesday. It punted on charter amendments and a potential horse-drawn carriage ban.
By: Bethany Erickson, Zoe Roberts
You can't celebrate the Fourth of July without fireworks. Here are some of the area's best shows, with a little something for everyone.
Is your neighbor headed to Paris? Check out these North Texans competing for gold in the 2024 Summer Olympics.
By: Bethany Erickson
After a nine (9!) hour meeting, the City Plan Commission voted to send the city's land use plan to the Dallas City Council. Here's what you should know.
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