Transportation Bike-Share War Update: VBikes Ditches $99 Deposit By Tim Rogers But there's still one big problem with the service.
Opening and Closings Filament to Close After Dinner Service Tonight By Nancy Nichols | 5 days ago Say goodbye to chef Matt McCallister's modern Southern restaurant in Deep Ellum.
Transportation Spin Bike Fail! VBikes Taunt Me as I Sweat! By Tim Rogers | 1 week ago Big news today in the Dallas bike-share wars.
Urbanism We Got Ourselves a Bike-Share War in Dallas By Tim Rogers | 2 weeks ago Watch out, VBikes. Spin is here.
Leading Off Leading Off (8/10/17) By Christiana Nielson | 1 week ago November bond package expanded, SMU moves 9/11 memorial back to traditional spot, Dallas Stars oppose bathroom bill, and more.
Leading Off Leading Off (7/13/17) By Christiana Nielson | 1 month ago Dak takes home ESPY, DISD opposes bathroom bill, and more.
Transportation Is the City Council About to Kill the Trinity Toll Road? By Tim Rogers | 1 month ago Follow-up question: is Robert Wilonsky a reporter or a columnist?
Leading Off Leading Off (6/29/17) By Christiana Nielson | 2 months ago I-35 deck park approved, Attorney General joins voter fraud investigation, and more.
Good Public Transit Cotton Belt Debt Issuance Fails to Pass DART Board By Peter Simek | 2 months ago As Dallas support shifts away from sprawling light rail system, the future of the $1 billion project is in doubt.
Transportation DART Board Considers Special Meeting to Ram Through Cotton Belt By Peter Simek | 2 months ago The board is considering another vote on issuing the debt needed to build the suburban Cotton Belt rail line before Dallas' new representatives are installed.
Urbanism It Took A Garland Company To Bring a Bike-Share Program to Dallas By Matt Goodman | 2 months ago VBikes staffers have started placing the shared bicycles around downtown and Uptown without permission. The city looks at it as an opportunity.
Neighborhoods 5 Things to Know About Collin County Growth By Glenn Hunter | 4 months ago The remarkable county north of Dallas attracts jobs, people, and a few problems.
Leading Off Leading Off (4/13/17) By Christiana Nielson | 4 months ago Pension rescue bill moves forward, emergency sirens get upgrades, and more.
Leading Off Leading Off (3/23/17) By Christiana Nielson | 5 months ago Former Baylor tight end charged, city council overhauls ethics rules, and more.
Urbanism Fair Park: Dallas Must Think Big By Mike Grace | 5 months ago The city should embrace a project with a size and scope that has never before been done in this region. Its future depends on it.
Residential StreetLights Residential’s Rapid Path to Success By Kerry Curry | 5 months ago The Dallas-based company has risen quickly in the world of high-end multifamily development.
