Preston Center Garage Discussions Continue
As Dallas City Council member Jennifer Gates runs for a fourth and final term, she’s focused on achieving progress with the Preston Center Parking Garage
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“Failure to Protect Our Most Vulnerable”
Several priests named in a Catholic Diocese of Dallas list of those credibly accused of sexually assaulting children – some as far back as 1950 – served at
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As End of Term Draws Near, Rawlings Lauds Dallas’ Progress
In his final months as Dallas mayor, Mike Rawlings is as encouraged as ever about the direction of the city.
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Northwest Highway Revitalization Debate
Former Dallas mayor Laura Miller and D Magazine real estate columnist Jon Anderson offer their views of
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What’s Next for Preston Center, ‘Pink Wall’ Areas?
The direction of redevelopment along Northwest Highway could come into focus this spring as separate Dallas zoning cases and ongoing discussions over replacing
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Address Traffic Issues First
If you lived through the Transwestern fight of 2014, you’re probably still exhausted. Thanks to the 1,000 members of the Preston Hollow East Homeowners
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Redevelopment Necessary
We have a visceral reaction to traffic and parking issues, but our gut isn’t always right. Multiple studies dating back decades show that traffic around Preston
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HPISD Leaders Want Relief from ‘Robin Hood’
As lawmakers in Austin look to tackle school finance this legislative session, educators in Highland Park ISD and other property-rich districts are hoping for
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Hall: We Will Always Be ‘Dallas Strong’
As Dallas police chief U. Renee Hall continues to acclimate herself in the city, she’s touting the benefits of collaboration and collective effort.
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Late Philanthropist Leaves Dallas a Lasting Legacy
Friends used words like “unassuming” to describe the woman known as the Grand Dame of Dallas. Margaret McDermott bestowed millions upon institutions linked to
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Have Park Cities, Preston Hollow Voters Turned Purple?
Politics in the U.S., these days, are measured with terms like liberal “blue states” and conservative “red states”—Texas, being one.
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