Dallas approves new redistricting map that keeps most existing boundary lines intact The new map of Dallas’ 14 council districts will be in effect by the next City Council election in May 2023.

District 14 — which includes uptown, parts of downtown and Old East Dallas — will lose the areas picked up by District 9. District 14 will gain more of Oak Lawn west of Cedar Springs Road.

Eight of the current districts have populations above that mark. For example, there are nearly 107,000 people in District 14, which includes Uptown, parts of downtown and Old East Dallas.

DALLAS — The Dallas City Council has approved a new district map, which will go into effect for next May's municipal election, officials said Monday. The council approved and adopted the ...

Daniel Iacofano -- the "I" in MIG, Inc., which the city hired to develop the latest downtown master plan -- was at the Dallas Convention Center a couple of weeks ago collecting wish-list items ...

Downtown Dallas Downtown Dallas – surrounded by interstates 30 and 35E, route 75 and the Woodall Rodgers Freeway – is home some of the Metroplex's most popular tourism districts.

DALLAS — Two proposed Texas laws could force the Downtown Dallas Inc. nonproft to get rid of crime in the city’s central business district, improve cleanliness and crack down on homelessness ...

Dallas Downtown Historic District Downtown Dallas includes the 90.8-acre Historic District, a designated historic district for the architectural elements, which are perfect for photos and photoshoots!

Some think this could be like the Katy Trail but for downtown Dallas. It would connect Deep Ellum, the Arts District and other parts of the city.

Readers selected the Dallas Arts District as the winner in USA Today’s 10 Best Arts Districts online competition.

The Dallas Redistricting Commission approved a final map to send to the City Council. It looks extremely familiar, which has a few people very upset.