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Fort Worth Has 73 Million In Budget Cuts To Make
Fort Worth city leaders may be narrowing their budget gap thanks to a better than expected appraisals report. The Fort Worth City Council is trying to figure out how to trim a 77 million dollar budget...
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Police Seize Million In Meth
Duncanville police say they have seized more than 50 pounds of what’s believed to be methamphetamine — and it has a street value of more than a million dollars. Police got some information about a...
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Dallas Allocating Money For Rec Centers
Dallas City Manager Mary Suhm is allocating an extra $1.8 million dollars for the city’s rec centers. The funding comes from renegotiated contracts with haulers who use the city’s landfill. The extra...
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Powerball Ticket Sales Soar
DALLAS (CBS 11 NEWS) – Americans held there collective breaths Saturday night, hoping they had the winning ticket in a $600 million dollar Powerball drawing. The buying pace was furious. Texans alone...
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Non-Profits Recieve $10.8M To Promote Health Care Law
AUSTIN (AP) — Non-profits based in Texas will receive $10.8 million to advertise and sign people up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act. The Obama administration announced the awards...
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General Motors Invests $500K To Improve Arlington Assembly Plant
(credit: Scott Olson/Getty Images) ARLINGTON (CBSDFW.COM) - General Motors is investing more than $500 million to improve its Arlington assembly plant, which means more jobs are on the way. GM is...
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Frisco ISD Easily Passes $775M Bond
FRISCO (CBSDFW.COM) - By a better than a three to one margin, voters in the Frisco ISD passed a $775-million school bond. The bulk of the bond will pay for 14 new schools, including three new high...
View ArticleTo Keep Roads From Getting Worse, Dallas Has To Spend Extra $212 Million Each...
DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) — The City of Dallas would have to spend an extra $212 million each year to keep the city’s streets from growing worse. Council members heard that during a briefing Wednesday...
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