Megan Cardona

Dallas City Council has until August 12 to call a bond election for more than $900 million. All three potential propositions, if voters approve, would mean a tax increase.

The Dallas Public Library could cut more than 70 positions and see a 4.3% decrease in general fund dollars according to the city's proposed biennial budget for fiscal year 2026-27 and 2027-28.

Dallas police and fire departments funding could increase by around $83 million for the next fiscal year.

Five Dallas City Council members have requested a hearing and vote to potentially amend the development code regarding data centers.

Attorneys with the Save Dallas City Hall Coalition have sued the city of Dallas over the condition of the building which they say is experiencing "demolition by neglect."

Dallas voters will decide on more than $900 million in public safety-related propositions on Nov. 3. The bond election was called by the Dallas City Council on Wednesday.

Dallas Mavericks and the Dallas Stars have resolved their legal dispute and plan to stay at American Airlines Center through the 2030-31 season.

The Dallas Police Department will assist with security for the Republican National Committee's midterm convention, which is expected to feature an appearance by President Donald Trump.

Dallas police response times are lower than they were a year ago, but all calls except life-threatening emergencies still have response times of more than an hour.

More than a dozen Dallas District 13 residents were unable to speak about a zoning case in their neighborhood during Tuesday's City Council meeting after waiting around five hours for the item.