Dallas Residents Commence Early Voting on Ambitious $1.25 Billion Bond Program
Early voting for Dallas' $1.25 billion bond program begins, with voters deciding on 10 separate propositions for infrastructure and social services improvements. Voting details can be found on the city's website.
Three Texas Men Plead Guilty to Daylight Robbery of USPS Letter Carrier and Theft of Master Mail Key
Three Texas men pleaded guilty to robbing a USPS letter carrier of an Arrow Key, a scanner, and vehicle keys. The crime was part of a larger effort to combat mail theft, leading to a rise in arrests and a decrease in robberies and theft complaints.
Dallas on Alert for Severe Weather Threat, Possible Hail and Damaging Winds This Week
Dallas faces potential severe storms with risks of large hail and damaging winds, with increased intensity expected towards the weekend, including "all modes of severe weather." Citizens are advised to stay alert for updates.
Fort Worth's Tallest Building Burnett Plaza Faces Potential Foreclosure Amidst Legal Woes
Burnett Plaza in Fort Worth faces foreclosure due to a default on a $13 million mortgage. Pinnacle Bank filed papers, with a potential auction slated for May 7, though a deal may still be negotiated.












