Stories by Bethany Erickson
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Dallas Public Library Introduces Homeless Community Through New Podcast
The library's latest podcast is a 10-episode conversation with some of the city's unhoused population. Their answers may not be what you expect.
Golf
Oak Cliff’s Cedar Crest Golf Course Gets a Piece of Its History Back
A fire destroyed many of the original documents that detailed the creation of Oak Cliff's first golf course. Now, a painstaking reproduction of the original topographical maps is back with the course.
Arts & Entertainment
Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Weekend: March 14-17
Trevor Noah spends two nights in Dallas, but that's not the only thing North Texas has to offer this weekend. Catch a variety of festivals, some movie-themed classical music, and more.
Local News
Strong Mayor, Pay Raises, and More: Dallas Charter Review Commission Winds Up Its Work
The city's Charter Review Commission's April deadline is looming, and it's still making its way through dozens of proposed amendments. Here's where we stand and what has been proposed..
Local News
Feds Give $5.8 Million for New Dallas Parks, Community Centers
The House passed an appropriations bill Wednesday that will send $5.8 million in funds to projects in southern Dallas, including $2.5 million to upgrade the Martin Luther King Jr. Community Center.
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Stories by Bethany Erickson
Arts & Entertainment
Here’s Who Is Coming to Dallas This Weekend: March 7-10
Whether you want to laugh, hear new artists, or take in some old favorites, this weekend will give you plenty of options.
Local News
Leading Off (3/7/24)
Check your auto insurance deductible before you decide where to park. Hail is possible today.
Local News
Allred Cruises in Democratic Senate Race, Other Outcomes Not as Clear
After Tuesday night's primaries, there's a very good chance you're going to need to vote twice in May.
Local News
Outgoing Dallas City Manager T.C. Broadnax Is a Finalist for Austin’s Top Job
Broadnax announced his resignation five days before the deadline to apply for Austin city manager. Now, he is one of three finalists for the job.
Local News
Ahead of Super Tuesday, Fewer Than 10 Percent Have Cast Ballots in Dallas County
Dallas County turnout in primaries is low, just as it is across the state. The county differs from the state in how many Democratic ballots are being cast.