Transportation The City May Actually Do the Right Thing With Its New Electric Scooters By Peter Simek | 2 days ago Dallas police tell the City Council that scooters don't pose much of a safety concern. The council should now allow them permanently.
Local News At Fair Park, Communities Plead To Be Listened To By Matt Goodman | 6 days ago A public hearing showed a community that still feels left out.
Local Government Trinity Watershed Management Has Just Been Dissolved By Tim Rogers | 6 days ago And there was much rejoicing.
Local News Federal Indictment Details Dwaine Caraway’s Involvement in $3.5 Million Bribery Scheme By Matt Goodman | 7 days ago The hard details of the scheme that brought Caraway down.
Fair Park Even If the Fair Park Deal Doesn’t Live Up to Expectations, It’s Still Better Than Doing Nothing By Peter Simek | 1 week ago Let's be clear, voting against the deal to assign management of Dallas' treasured park to Fair Park First is a vote for making sure Fair Park continues to fail.
Transportation Scooter Company Bird Proposes Donating Funds to Build More Bike Lanes By Peter Simek | 2 weeks ago Facing safety concerns, the scooter company wants to build more protective bike lanes in the cities where it operates. Which is a fantastic idea.
Local News The Park Board Gets the Fair Park Privatization Contract on Thursday. Let’s Dig In. By Matt Goodman | 2 weeks ago Have some questions about the changes at Fair Park? So do we.
Local Government After More Than 20 Years, Dallas May Finally Fix Its Broken Tree Ordinance By Peter Simek | 3 months ago This Wednesday, the council will get a look at the new ordinance, which attempts to strike a balance between developers and environmentalists
Transportation Please, Dwaine Caraway, Don’t Ruin Dallas’ Bike Share Experiment By Peter Simek | 3 months ago The Mayor Pro-Tem wants Dallas to copy Chicago. But the two cities have nothing in common when it comes to bicycle infrastructure.
Transportation What the Latest Highway Fight Says About Future of the DFW Region By Peter Simek | 4 months ago Watching the debate over the widening of U.S. 380 is like looking back through time at the entire history of DFW's growth
Controversy Lawsuit Alleges That City Council Violated Free Speech with Confederate Street Vote By Peter Simek | 4 months ago While the monuments' future remains uncertain, the city will not rename any of its Confederate-related streets. A citizen group is fighting that decision in federal court.
Transportation Dallas’ Inability to Adopt Bikeshare May Have Worked Out as an Advantage By Peter Simek | 4 months ago Dockless bikes have shown latent demand for bicycle transit. Now, the city needs to step up with better bike infrastructure to meet that demand.
