Matt Goodman

Dallas HERO wants 4,000 cops, and it wants to be able to sue the city. The old guard only has a few weeks to convince the public why that's a bad idea.

Programming alert: journalist Jessica Pishko talks sheriffs at Interabang Books.

The Trust for Public Land's new Texas director is a familiar face who is continuing to push the organization's ambitious goal to provide greenspace within a 10 minute walk from every resident in Dallas.

A new accounting report tries to make sense of how $5.7 million in donated money got spent. The answer can be found back in 2018.

Acquiring land and putting deck caps over the freeway will cost at least $430 million.

The effort to pass three controversial charter amendments hasn't been transparent to voters.

Between running the gym—Brave Boxing Club—and a new local league, the Florida transplant has his gloves full.

The State Fair (barely) set another attendance record, and photographer Jason Janik was on hand to capture scenes every day.

Many veterans of local elections organized against three changes to the city's governing document. They met their match on Tuesday.

Cycling from the Katy Trail to the Trinity River was a real drag until some Dallas artists painted the way.