Dallas News

While much attention is being focused on rebuilding and repair, focus should also be placed on regaining the culture.

The FBI is now investigating allegations that Southwest Housing Development Co. bribed Dallas building officials.

Trains and trucks are rolling again as the economy improves. But the recovery of the freight business brings challenges for infrastructure strained by increasing traffic. [Link corrected]

After World War II, black neigborhoods in Southern cities suffered overcrowding, and even those with money could not move up-- due to segregation.

Rockwall County near Dallas boasts nation's highest population growth while almost half of the state's counties have lost population.

A proposed 220,000 square feet Wal-Mart brings traffic and crime issues to the surface.

Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, will create the first of its new generation of "urban" stores in Dallas.

As the Metroplex sprawls outward, many suburban communities are realizing that it is important to either revitalize their existing Main Streets or create exciting centers of activity for their residents.

Dallas' new mayor plunges headfirst into downtown development.

When planners and developers work together, the result can be greater than the sum of its parts, argues a Dallas News editorial.

Prada's new 'epicenter' is a converted New York City building designed by designer Miuccia Prada and architect Rem Koolhaas.

In a special 5-part series, Dallas calls for more urban planning in and around its downtown.

Texas Governor Perry's transportation plan would create 4,000 miles of new transportation corridors across Texas for $175 billion.

Dallas News charges that the city's failure to fund a new bridge is indicative of the city's lack of long-range, visionary planning.

A report by Dallas urban planner Antonio Di Mambro sets the agenda for an endorsement of the city's next mayor.

A Dallas News columnist suggests that it's about time Dallas decide what it wants to be when it grows up.

Dallas' Lake Ray Hubbard has attracted thousands of new residents and millions in development. Is this progress or sprawl?

Dallas neighborhoods who once fought against light rail are now begging for local stations.

If World Trade Center is not rebuilt, what should go in its place?

Interstate 70 runs through a beautiful canyon in Glenwood Springs, Colorado -- and is the country's most environmentally sensitive road.