Everton Bailey Jr.

More than a dozen charter amendment proposals will be reviewed by voters on Nov. 5, including a series of dueling propositions related to police, city manager and city regulation oversight

Dallas' previous city manager T.C. Broadnax left in May and now holds the same position in Austin.

In an Aug. 13 letter, Paxton said the city had 15 days to force the nonprofit operator of the Dallas-based fair to reverse course. If not, Paxton said his...

Police and fire officials told City Council members Wednesday they're aware of concerns about whether overtime is being used responsibly, but they said it's necessary to ensure the city has enough first responders available to respond to emergency calls. They said they have plans to address high overtime use largely centered on boosting

A supporter of proposed city charter changes pushed by nonprofit Dallas Hero is suing the city and most of the City Council, alleging they violated the Constitution by adding overriding amendment proposals

Texas Card House can keep its certificate of occupancy and remain open despite the city's attempt to shut it down, appeal court says

The nonprofit group that runs the fair believes banning most people from bringing guns is the right call to protect fairgoers.

The City Council approved its own charter amendments to counteract three pushed by Dallas Hero, a nonprofit organization.

The Dallas City Council on Wednesday tentatively signaled support for shifting money in the coming budget to stave off shutting down the Skillman Southwestern...

Voters in the Nov. 5 election should be allowed to decide on three proposed charter changes backed by nonprofit Dallas Hero and three others designed to cancel them out, the city says