The controversial concrete batch plant had been proposed to be built at the northwest corner of Spangler Road and Mañana Drive near MoneyGram Soccer Park.

The Dallas City Council had to choose between its parks and industry in an area where they’ve coexisted for decades.

The Dallas City Council has rejected a proposed concrete plant near a $30 million soccer complex due to concerns about ...

There’s trouble brewing with The Loop. The nonprofit overseeing the transformative 50-mile project, which will connect nearly ...

City leaders positioned the Wings to play a crucial role in Dallas’ efforts to revitalize downtown. But the team won’t call ...

A 65-acre mixed-use development near the University of North Texas at Dallas and the massive University Hills development has ...

The timeline clears the way for Ray Washburne, who bought the 80-year-old station in October, to take over the site by early ...

Princeton grew by more than 30 percent from July 2023 to July 2024, bringing its population to just over 37,000.

A proposal to reject the application for a new concrete batch plant in northwest Dallas, next to a city ... heavy industry on air quality near city parkland, while the applicant raised issues ...

The deck parks would be built over I-30 on Lamar Street and between S. Ervay Street and Harwood Street near Old City Park. $25M gift to aid new children's hospital in ...

Dallas City Council members Wednesday were briefed ... Obviously, living next to properties that are suddenly raging parties on a near-constant basis isn’t anyone’s ideal, and the city needs ...