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- Aug 14, 2026
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Data center bans have been challenged, but Dallas wants more control (opens the original)
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Political divisiveness may be the post-COVID status quo, but one issue has emerged this year as the unexpected ideological bridge that brings us all together. A majority of Texans do not like data centers, according to polling released this summer by the University of Texas/Texas Politics Project. The Lone Star State is expected to take over as the top market for data center projects, but 56% of those surveyed said they would oppose the construction of a data center in their community, with disa
Le Sol lives on: City council approves experimental recreation club in Oak Cliff (opens the original)
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How would you feel if suddenly one day, two homes on your street transformed into a mecca for the neighborhood’s most meditation-minded, the hipsters, the edgy entrepreneurs? What if a sound bath sorority emerged, made up of women willing to pay $250 a month for wellness classes, coffee bars and pool access? That is the question that the Kidd Springs neighborhood in Oak Cliff has wrestled with over the last year, as the trendy and envy-inducing Le Sol House operated out of two adjoining homes on
Dallas is navigating budget troubles. So is just about everyone else (opens the original)
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Ahead of a briefing in which Dallas City Council members commended city officials for going “above and beyond” in finding, somehow, somewhere, wiggle room in Dallas’ budget, the horseshoe was assured that financial strife is not exclusively a Dallas problem. It’s Dallas’ problem, to be sure. Lags in sales and property tax revenue, mandated increases to police funding and inflation have made the cost of doing business higher than ever. This year, city leaders resorted to furlough days, travel ban
Dallas was about to open a shelter for homeless veterans. Then Trump happened (opens the original)
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Six years after the city of Dallas purchased it to serve as permanent supportive housing for the chronically homeless, a North Oak Cliff hotel remains vacant. Over the years, everything from neighborhood pushback to asbestos to noncommittal operators has delayed the opening of the shelter planned for the former Hotel Miramar, now known as the 1950 Fort Worth Ave. property. The latest roadblock, though, comes from Washington, thanks to changes to homelessness funding strategies announced last yea
Are Dallas city employees the biggest losers in the proposed budget? (opens the original)
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For months, City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert has warned Dallas that a rocky budget season was on the brink. Here we stand now, on the edge, and it is rocky indeed. On Friday evening, the city of Dallas released the first draft of what is set to be the biggest budget in this city’s history. Some 760 pages outline the $5.66 billion-with-a-B plan for Dallas, and the draft will be briefed at the City Council on Tuesday. Representatives will then have a month to hem and haw over the nickels and di
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