Lori Brown

DALLAS - Even though we are still in the dog days of summer, Dallas Animal Services is seeing a success story. The rate of dogs leaving the shelter alive is at 85 percent, compared with 75 percent a year ago.

DALLAS - Thousands of retired Dallas police officers and firefighters continue to wait and see if the Dallas City Council will agree to the pension fund's plan to keep the fund solvent.

DALLAS - For the second time this summer, the City of Dallas is facing questions about allowing its own property to become a nuisance.

The Family Gateway Center has had to close housing units and the child care center due to mold

City of Dallas okays First Responder Street Toppers to honor fallen police, firefighters

DALLAS - A Dallas city councilman is frustrated that the city council couldn't agree to demolish a nuisance property in downtown that became a haven for squatters.

Dallas police broke up a massive party at a short-term rental on Ivanhoe Lane Saturday.

As the city's hired consultant, Dory Wily is working to encourage the council to hire his company or another to serve as a watchdog to fix the city's pension fund.

DALLAS As retired police and firefighters approach eight years with no cost-of-living adjustment, members are debating if the city should

Ultimately, the proposal to save the library passed in a straw vote. However, it still needs formal approval from the council in the city's budget. But for now, it looks like the Skillman branch has been spared.