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Urged support for maintaining regional public transit and keeping DART intact for residents who rely on it.
City Council — February 11, 2026 · 1:56:37 →Spoke as DART Board Chair in support of the governance resolution and ongoing regional compromise efforts.
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DART announces 'Operation Access' security initiative, cracking down on fare evasion and boosting safety
The initiative simulates a fare-gated system at high-incident stations starting this fall, with officers conducting fare checks and code of conduct enforcement
1 hospitalized following accident involving DART train, officials say
A driver is in critical condition after their car collided with a DART train in Dallas, according to Dallas Fire-Rescue. The incident occurred on N. Jim Miller Road.
A former county judge fired the most powerful transportation official in North Texas. Now he's reinstated -- and the former judge is out of a job
Former Ellis Co. Judge Todd Little told WFAA he was fired from his job leading the North Central Texas Council of Governments.
New DART CEO to earn $515,000 salary, relocation package under newly approved contract
DART's new CEO will earn a $515,000 salary, a $1,000 monthly allowance and an $80,000 relocation payment under his new contract.
Frisco's newest mayor, Mark Hill, talks about city priorities, housing, rapid growth and traffic solutions
Hill, who won a contentious runoff election against Rod Vilhauer, is the city's first new mayor in nine years.
'Right place and right time': North Texas police chief announces retirement, next role
White Settlement Police Chief Christopher Cook announces his retirement to join BNSF Railway Police as Special Agent in Charge, Director of Special Investigations.
DART awarded $25M federal grant to upgrade South Dallas light rail stations
Federal dollars are officially secured to revamp eight South Dallas stations, aimed at bringing smoother, safer light rail trips to thousands of riders.
DART Board names Nathaniel Ford as new CEO amid ongoing challenges
Ford is appointed DART's new CEO, following Nadine S. Lee's exit and withdrawal threats from key member cities.
DART returns to normal services following end of FIFA World Cup in North Texas
Following the successful World Cup stint, DART resumes normal service, emphasizing the vital role public transit plays in connecting North Texas communities.
Dallas Zoo's first Dollar Day of the year is now sold out
The Dallas Zoo brings back its Dollar Days, offering $1 admission on July 16 and Aug. 4, but urges visitors to use the DART Red Line due to limited parking.