Dallas County & City Leaders Propose Partnership To Fight Homelessness
A proposed partnership between the City of Dallas and Dallas County looks to provide more oversight for spending on homelessness.
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A proposed partnership between the City of Dallas and Dallas County looks to provide more oversight for spending on homelessness.
A diversion court program in Dallas County called AIM, which stands for Achieve Inspire Motivate, graduated its first five participants.
A final pretrial hearing took place on Monday at the federal courthouse in Dallas in a case against a Dallas County commissioner who has been accused of accepting bribes.
Thousands of new jobs, $800 million in building construction and 600 new home permits has the City of Irving calling 2016 a banner year for expansion and growth.
The new Dallas County District Attorney was sworn in during a special ceremony on Monday morning. Faith Johnson now becomes the first African American female to ever hold the office.
Dallas County Republican Party Chairman Phillip Huffines criticized a North Texas elector who made national headlines after saying he won't for Donald Trump for president.
Faith Johnson, a former chief felony prosecutor and state district judge, today met with her transition team, and is already making plans, making changes, and acknowledging the challenges ahead.
Dallas County Health and Human Services will be offering free HIV testing Thursday in honor of World AIDS Day. The effort is being done in order to raise HIV awareness and improve HIV education.
Dallas County prosecutors are opposing a request from a man convicted of killing his two daughters that his scheduled execution be halted while appeals courts review a judge's ruling last week that he's mentally competent for execution.
Polling places across Dallas County stayed busy with people punching in their preference for president and more.
Police are looking for the person responsible for breaking an election judge's arm and robbing her while she was picking up donuts to bring to election workers this morning.
Some voters in Dallas County on Election Day faced long delays early Tuesday after a judge failed to show up on time. As it turned out, that judge died in his home during the night.
Voters seem more concerned than ever before about the possibility of fraud according to the Dallas County Elections administrator.
Police are looking for a driver who hit and killed a teenager along Hwy 80 in east Dallas County Thursday night.
Dallas County saw a small dip while Tarrant County saw a slight increase in ballots cast on Tuesday, the second day of early voting for the November 8 general election.
Election officials from Dallas and Tarrant Counties report a significant increase comparing the first day of early voting in the presidential election to the first day in 2012 and 2008.
In order to be prepared for voters Dallas County election officials doubled the number of polling places and workers.
Authorities are still searching for 24-year-old Edgar Jaquez-Moreno, a Dallas County inmate who managed to escape from jail on Wednesday night. All of his offenses have been non-violent.
After a week-long inspection, the Dallas County Jail passed for the eighth consecutive year.
The voter may vote by signing a declaration at the polls explaining why the voter is unable to obtain one of the 7 forms of approved photo ID, and providing one of various forms of supporting documentation.
A grand jury in Dallas County has opted not to indict a former sheriff's deputy from Oklahoma who shot an inmate during a 2015 escape attempt at DFW International Airport.
The pay hike was approved while dozens of Dallas County Sheriff's deputies filled the Commissioners Court meeting, imploring Commissioners to increase their pay.
Stuck in the hospital and infected with West Nile Virus, Kenneth Hamburger is posting to social media, making public what is normally a very private matter.
Thanks to a new grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture the Sandbranch community in Dallas County will soon have water and sewer for the first time.
Hours after former Dallas County district attorney Susan Hawk resigned on Tuesday, several names began to surface surrounding who could replace her at the position.
