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Dallas mayor demands action on city’s violent crime bump
Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson has only been on the job for about six months, but he's already seen enough. Late Tuesday, the mayor called out Dallas City Manager TC Broadnax, demanding a plan to address violent crime in Dallas before the end of 2019.
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Expunction Expo to offer fresh start for some Dallas County residents
This weekend, the Dallas County will hold its third Expunction Expo and ceremony in which Dallas Criminal County District Attorney John Creuzot grants eligible individuals the removal of qualifying criminal offenses from their records.
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Dallas still doesn’t have this scooter thing quite figured out
Tuesday's conversation about scooters at Dallas City Hall was, like a lot of discussions at City Hall, unmoored from time. The complaints about the two-wheelers — and there were many — were the same as two years ago, when the scooters made their Dallas debut, and at every point in between.
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Dallas condo residents escape 4-alarm fire
Residents were sent running from their homes, as fire engulfed a three-story unit at a Dallas condominium complex just before 1 a.m.
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Competency trial underway for accused Dallas cop killer Armando Juarez
A competency trial got underway in Dallas Wednesday to determine if Armando Luis Juarez is competent to stand trial for capital murder next year.
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