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A 4-year-old girl died after being bitten by a dog multiple times in Dallas Saturday morning.

A 4-year-old girl has died after she was attacked by a dog in southern Dallas on Saturday, police said.

The three Dallas firefighters were hospitalized with severe burn injuries after an explosion at the Highland Hills apartment complex following a gas leak.

HKS spent months hearing from the community about what they wanted in a park. Last week, they finally got to see what that might look like.

Investigators said they have concluded that the explosion was caused when a suspect fired into an apartment, hitting a stove and severing a gas line.

Should Kroger get nearly $4 million in Dallas tax breaks for a new Uptown grocery store? The debate is brewing in Dallas

The city of Dallas has made several greenspace investments the last three years as part of the Five Mile Creek Greenbelt master plan. At one spot — the Judge Charles R. Rose Community Park — removing invasive species is among the groundwork that’s begun.

Updated on July 14, 2021 at 11:08 pm NBCUniversal, Inc. Bruce Carter said he wants to introduce something new to the communities near the intersection of Bonnie View and Simpson Stuart Road. He said he’s working to improve access to healthy food choices and cultivate better relationships with the police officers who patrol this South Dallas neighborhood. “We’re here. We care as a brand. But also, you have a community of people that care that happened to be police officers,” he said. Dow...

Man who was reported missing after leaving Dallas gym has been found dead, police say James Alan White’s remains were recovered near Paul Quinn College on Thursday. File photo.(Staff) 8:10 PM on May 14, 2021 CDT A Dallas man who was reported missing after leaving an Old East Dallas gym in October has been found dead. James Alan White(Dallas Police Department) Dallas police said that a survey crew working for Paul Quinn College found human remains in a wooded area northwest of the southeast Oa...

It Only Took Three Months for Industry to Return to the Shingle Mountain Site The shingles are gone, but the landowner wants to use the property for metal sorting. Marsha Jackson, who lives next door, says her home reeks of diesel fuel. By Matt Goodman Published in FrontBurner May 14, 2021 2:34 pm Marsha Jackson has another fight on her hands. For three years, her neighbor was a six-story-tall dump of shingles, which came to be known as Shingle Mountain. It stood there for years as lawsuits we...