The new year is here, and we are highlighting seven topics we'll be watching closely.
The Dallas tax rolls this month received an enormous bump, which may spell trouble for 20 aging apartment complexes around Interstate 635.
A quick story about a thousand people who came together on a rainy Tuesday night to help untangle some of the region's knottiest issues.
The Cottonwood Creek Trail in North Dallas has long been an unsolvable problem. City Hall’s new partners believe they know what's been missing.
The Dallas Area Transit Alliance launched right as some of the public transportation agency’s suburban partners began pushing to defund it.
Landlords filed nearly 50,000 evictions last year, a county record. That is hardly the only challenge facing a legal nonprofit that seeks to represent these tenants.
The Texas Legislature passed a bill that makes it legal to build multifamily or mixed-use developments in areas zoned for commercial use. How will this change Dallas-Fort Worth?
A pair of public-private tools are driving the production of most new affordable housing in Dallas. So why is City Hall growing concerned?
The district attorney believes too many people are being taken to jail who need help more than punishment. Doing something about it is a different story.
