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Dallas officials announced the installation of vehicle surveillance cameras in southwest Dallas. The company providing the service is named in a federal lawsuit.
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Demonstrators marched from City Hall to the West End and Deep Ellum Sunday, Feb. 2, protesting U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement sweeps targeting immigrants.
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A national search to find the next Dallas police chief was announced Friday. A local and regional search for a fire chief could start in mid-February.
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Dallas council member Gay Donnell Willis said she wants to evaluate how home displays can be balanced with consideration of neighbors and taxpayers.
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The family of a late DPD officer and an injured officer are asking the state's highest court to let their suit against a fellow officer and Home Depot continue.
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A Dallas County jury will decide whether Amber Guyger is liable for using excessive force by killing her neighbor Botham Jean in 2018. She's serving 10 years in prison.
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Michael Igo has been with the Dallas Police Department for more than 30 years. He will start his new role Oct. 18.
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The city is building a new police training facility in southern Dallas. The city could pay just $1 to lease the land from the University of North Texas System.
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Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia will retire from the department, a city council member confirmed to KERA. Garcia will become an assistant city manager in Austin.
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Streets are closed off near the Continental Building where the shooting occurred Thursday.
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Average monthly violent crime incidents went down between 2021 and this past April, but murders were up 7.2% and aggravated assaults were up 2.9%.
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A Dallas police officer died and two other officers were wounded by a suspect who was shot and killed by police north of the city after a vehicle chase.