Dallas police chief’s retirement to join Austin as assistant city manager sparks strong reactions
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia is retiring to become an assistant city manager in Austin. His decision surprised many, as he had committed to staying until 2027. Garcia is praised for reducing crime and improving the department during his tenure.
Dallas pastor, Trinity Bible Church
As Dallas officials await the outcome of litigation over their ban on short term rentals, city staff is right to be pursuing ...
DALLAS, Texas — Dallas Police have arrested and charged 36-year-old Antonio Banks with aggravated assault for attacking a ...
The four people harged with capital murder, according to Dallas police, are: Russell, Palmer, and Mitchell are currently in ...
There’s been a longstanding cultural divide at the company. Both the company and dancers say they are trying to uphold DBDT’s ...
For six weeks only, Carbone Dallas is serving rare Tuscan wines alongside some of the best American Wagyu. Run, don't walk!
The event was held as it was announced Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia would be leaving by the end of the year.
Forty-five years ago, the Mavericks held their inaugural training camp in North Dallas at, of all places, Royal Haven Baptist ...
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