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With recall effort launched, Dallas Council Member Gay Willis to postpone Preston-Royal zoning case

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By Megan Cardona Verified
| KERA-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified
Council Member Gay Donnell Willis, District 13​, listens to a speaker during city council meeting Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2025, at Dallas City Hall. Dallas District 13 Council Member Gay Donnell Willis plans to ask for a postponement of a controversial mixed-use zoning case at the southwest corner of Preston Road and Royal Lane. The postponement announcement was made late Friday – the same day a group of District 13 residents officially launched their recall petition effort.
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Tale of two Dallas City Halls: I.M. Pei building’s future is unclear, but a former city hall still stands

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By Megan Cardona Verified
| KERA-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified
The fourth Dallas City Hall building was the seat of municipal governance from 1914-1978. It has been owned by the University of North Texas System since 2017. The Dallas City Council will soon face a decision on whether to stay or leave its 48-year-old City Hall building, due to estimates alleging millions of dollars in deferred maintenance. Its former — and older — location at 106 S. Harwood Street still stands today and is fully operational as the UNT Dallas College of Law.
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Dallas police group raises morale concerns as meet and confer negotiations continue

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By Megan Cardona Verified
| KERA-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified
The Dallas Police Department respond to an incident at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center on Saturday, March 1, 2025, in downtown Dallas. A week after Dallas’ short-term labor agreement with police and fire unions expired on Sept. 30, there’s still no contract. That means the groups are in an “evergreen” period where the contract extends for six months. It also means no raises are given during that time.
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