Everton Bailey Jr. is a Dallas City Hall reporter at The Dallas Morning News. He covers Dallas city government and has a background in regional interest and world news, with previous experience at The Oregonian and The Associated Press. Everton's work has been featured in various outlets including NBC DFW, Los Angeles Times, and Yahoo News.
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Everton Bailey Jr.'s reporting is heavily focused on local government and legal policy regulation in Dallas, Texas. He covers various topics related to city governance such as housing, law enforcement, urban planning, and local politics.
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Dallas scaled back its alley trash phaseout plan after backlash, but about 6,000 homes will still move to curbside pickup in February 2027.
Two Dallas council members dropped their lawsuit over a City Hall vote after a judge blocked disputed agenda items and found the city had not given adequate public notice.
Dallas expected to save $12 million on employee healthcare this year, but rising GLP-1 drug use and high-cost claims now have the plan projected $17 million over budget.
Dallas officials said technicians were working to restore the city’s website after an outage left dallascityhall unavailable for several hours Monday.
Dallas said a possible cyber threat led security systems to take the city’s main government and police websites offline for most of Monday.
Dallas said a possible cyber threat led security systems to take the city's main government and police websites offline for most of Monday.
By: Everton Bailey Jr.
Dallas officials said technicians were working to restore access after an outage left the city's government and police department websites unavailable for several hours Monday.
By: Everton Bailey Jr.
Dallas is trying to recover taxpayer-backed loan money after the company behind the Lorenzo Hotel missed a payment and put the property up for sale.
A Dallas County judge did not rule Friday on whether jurors can hear Yella Beezy’s rap lyrics in the killing of MO3.
By: Jordan Parker, Isabella Volmert
A man in restraints boards an Eastern Air Express plane at Dallas Love Field on Tuesday, July 28, 2026, in Dallas. Elías Valverde II/The Dallas Morning News
