Tolbert was selected in January as the first Black woman to serve as Dallas City Manager after beginning her career more than 30 years ago as an intern at city hall.

The Dallas Cowboys are back from Oxnard and are now continuing their training camp at their headquarters, The Star in Frisco.

A weather alert was issued by the NWS Fort Worth TX on Thursday at 6:57 p.m. for strong thunderstorms until 7:45 p.m. for Tarrant and Dallas counties.

Dallas City Manager Kim Tolbert addressed the search during a one-on-one interview with WFAA's Dia Wall, saying the city is working with the teams to ensure that both the Dallas Mavericks and the Dallas Stars, which share the American Airlines Center, remain in the City of Dallas.

There will be plenty of storylines for the Mavericks to navigate, especially when they're grouped with the Lakers in the 2025 NBA Cup.

Dallas is considering closing all nine of its community pools over the next three years. The board was briefed during its Thursday meeting, where a plan was discussed to close the pools in phases, three per year. The original staff proposal called for closing just two this year.

Clarendon Drive is a winding road that meanders east of the Dallas Zoo and west to Cockrell Hill. Last Wednesday, two children and one adult died after their car crashed into another vehicle – the latest in more than a dozen crashes on Clarendon within the past year.

The new push focuses on temporary, emergency shelters rather than lasting supports and would cut people off services after two years.

Bears aren’t nearly as scary as what one Dallas family came face to face with..a prognosis that their son would not survive. They turned to Make A Wish North Texas to create a final memory… But that wasn’t the end. NBC 5’s Noelle Walker has the story.

This week, the City of Dallas lost another bid to begin enforcing its roughly 2-year-old, two-pronged ban on almost all short-term rentals in the city. If you are unfamiliar with the city’s game, you can find most of our posts about the matter here.

Homeowners in northwest Dallas are concerned about one development in particular that would bring three-story homes with little open space in between.