Dallas voters rejected Prop A, a $443 million bond proposal to fund a new police academy, gun range, driving track, and ...

City council is asking taxpayers to once again approve millions of dollars in bonds to pay for a new police academy, shooting ...

The package could fund five projects, including a new police academy and training complex, a 911 center outside City Hall, an evidence and crime lab, and a replacement fire station.

Dallas voters reject a $443M public safety bond, ending a 48-year streak. Cara Mendelsohn questions police academy funding and public input ...

Dallas County voters narrowly rejected Proposition A, a measure that would have increased property taxes to generate about ...

Council members took another step Wednesday toward getting the funding necessary to complete the long-awaited Dallas Police ...

City leaders and Dallas police officials broke ground Thursday morning on a long-awaited police training center that has been decades in the making. The new facility is planned to go up on open land ...

Dallas police recruits are still training in a warehouse that was intended as temporary space three decades ago. A $443 million bond package would put about $82 million toward a new police academy and ...

Dallas voters are being asked to approve up to $443 million for public safety projects, but the City Hall fight is clouding the proposition's prospects.