Dallas is 4-0 in battles over Confederate statutes and monu

Years after the city of Dallas decided to take down statues honoring Confederate soldiers and leaders, it’s still fighting court battles over their removal. That information comes from an annual report released by the City Attorney’s office on Tuesday.

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