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DPD said 321 of the department's 684 cameras are no longer eligible for state funding after Texas paused grant support.
Photo Illustration: Will Tullos / The Athletic (Franck Fife, HUM Images, Catherine Ivill, Fabrice Coffrini via Getty Images) This article is part of the Host City Guides series, a collection of articles on each location that will stage FIFA World Cup 2026 ...
A Flock license plate camera representative assured the Dallas City Council that new auditing checks are in place following statewide funding pauses, while police defend using the cameras to solve
Dallas, Texas has the largest hotel construction pipeline in America with an unprecedented building boom. With new restaurants and a lively entertainment scene, the city is buzzing. ByJim Dobson, Senior Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent ...
The race to host the 2026 World Cup final feels increasingly like a two-horse race, with many now tipping Dallas to see off New York City in the battle for the showpiece event in men’s soccer. Executives from world football’s governing body, FIFA ...
The Dallas City Council on Wednesday agreed to spend up to $15 million in upgrades to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center to host the main broadcast hub for the 2026 FIFA Men's World Cup. Soccer's global governing body has yet to announce which city ...
DALLAS – The Dallas City Council voted Wednesday to approve a contract that will bring the International Broadcast Center for the 2026 FIFA World Cup to the city. An estimated 3,000-5,000 broadcasters and other staff from around the world will be based ...
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The Dallas Police Department has sharply reduced the number of outside law enforcement agencies that can search its network of Flock license plate reading cameras, cutting access from 1,508 agencies