Creuzot said the rule has been “misrepresented and politicized” and that business closures have been falsely ascribed to the policy.
The only Republican on the court, Commissioner J.J. Koch (R-District 2), lost his seat to Democrat Andrew Sommerman.
In August, a federal judge sentenced Laura and Mark Jordan to six years in prison after a jury convicted them of bribery and tax fraud.
The city council created an inspector general’s office to investigate accusations of misconduct by city employees and officials.
An undercover federal agent gave the lawyer a black backpack with tens of thousands of dollars in cash to launder.
City Manager T.C. Broadnax proposed nearly $100 million more for police than the funding level adopted after the 2020 protests against police violence.
State code and a recent court ruling makes the prospect of levying the retroactive tax murkier than might be initially thought.
A federal jury in Dallas awarded compensation and punitive damages to a Southwest flight attendant fired for her religious and political beliefs.
Council members passed a resolution in committee to protect abortion access, but the city must still comply with state laws against abortion.
Mayor Eric Johnson expressed support for an “across-the-board tax-rate reduction for all homeowners and renters.”
Within one year of becoming constable, Curtis Traylor Harris was booked in jail on suspicion of ransacking one of his constituents.
Earlier this month, the Dallas City Council was slated to consider firing the city manager after complaints from several council members.
