Honored to receive the Robert L. Breen Journalism Fellowship for the 2024 Under the Volcano writing residency in Tepoztlán! Grateful to my mentors and The News for giving me time to attend. Excited to join 50+ writers from around the world. Gracias, universe! @utvmx

After months of pressure from residents and activists, Dallas officials formally requested a review of the cost to shut down two industrial sites in southern and West Dallas neighborhoods. https://t.co/atvcpt8T1v

Two community events upcoming in Dallas will offer residents the opportunity to learn more about environmental justice. https://t.co/YhQQe3kq86

Post Malone wearing a No. 94 Marshawn Kneeland pin during his halftime show.

A new pocket park is coming to North Dallas It is the sixth site announced as part of the Dallas Greening Initiative, which aims to build 15 new parks across the city over the next four years. https://t.co/b883da9GZ5

In South Dallas, Trinity Restoration Ministries operates a sprawling, faith-based reentry program that has become a lifeline for individuals transitioning out of Texas prisons. https://t.co/0u54srbRLg

Dallas Morning News to host ‘DFW Sabores en la Comunidad’, a community event in Spanish https://t.co/uXVMcs6uMN @mariaramosnews

Residents want to reduce heavy industrial uses, prevent displacement and protect the character of their neighborhoods. A community meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at the West Dallas Multipurpose Center at 6 p.m. https://t.co/1atpFBzlPP

Dallas decides what to do with Skillman Southwestern library building The library closed due to budget constraints and the city’s decision to transition to a regional model. @dallasnews https://t.co/ez4FIRgu9w

Starting Dec. 10, vaping will be prohibited in public and enclosed spaces, including bars, workplaces, parks and other areas designated as no-smoking zones in the city of Dallas. More at @dallasnews https://t.co/fcpubBlRLc

Kleberg resident wins homestead exemptions, saving her childhood home Community courts and pro bono help are working together to keep longtime residents from losing their homes Via @dallasnews https://t.co/rmdX6zOfTP

For over three decades, the Magdalen House has helped people in Dallas with alcoholism achieve sobriety, sustain recovery, build a community and find a purpose in life. https://t.co/5D4VyuBc2L read more at @dallasnews

‘Something’s wrong with these numbers’: Dallas residents push back on City Hall demolition

Can’t fight city hall? In Dallas, they might just tear City Hall down. That’s thanks in large part to deferred maintenance that’s left the I.M. PRI-designed building w/ structural issues. Eye-opening story from ⁦@mariaramosnews⁩ / @dallasnews⁩.

“If the seat of government is sold for an arena or a casino, that will be the most shameful thing this city has ever done,” said Samuel Mortimer. More on how residents feel about the future of Dallas City Hall, @dallasnews

Nice article by @mariaramosnews about the many free opportunities the Dallas Public Library offers beyond books. Museums, plants and technology: What a Dallas library card really gets you. @FODPL @CityofDallasD2 @CityOfDallas

Brought some of our Trust team to Ruthie's for grilled cheese & other yummy sandwiches - after a successful community event at Cornerstone Baptist Church in South Dallas! @RuthiesForGood @ByNickEWoot @MattKyleDMN @mariaramosnews @amy_hollyfield @ByAriaJones @waters_leah

To keep or demolish City Hall? Council members want to hear residents’ thoughts https://t.co/YO7DgtrLh6 @mariaramosnews

Two Dallas City Council members are hosting a listening session Monday to gather input from residents on the future of City Hall. https://t.co/zZqsuIcDq4

Museums, plants and technology: What a Dallas library card really gets you Beyond checking out books, a Dallas Public Library card unlocks a range of digital, cultural and educational services. More at @dallasnews @dallaslibrary

Dallas leaders are exploring ways to combine new regional libraries with affordable housing and community spaces. @dallasnews https://t.co/ShNLeL2jCK