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- Dallas council members sue city in attempt to stop City Hall development voteDallas City Council members sued the city to block a vote on City Hall's future, citing inadequate notice and procedural flaws.
- ‘Radiohead on Strings’ opens ConcertDome at Fort Worth’s Omni TheaterConcertDome Fort Worth debuted with a live performance of Radiohead's music by a string ensemble accompanied by reactive visuals under the Omni Theater's dome.
- Best things to do in Dallas this week, June 9-14The article lists various cultural and entertainment events in Dallas from June 9-14, including movie screenings, concerts, museum exhibits, and soccer-related activities.
- Beloved cottage baker, Kuluntu Bakery, opens new space in East Oak Cliff. It’s a beaut.Kuluntu Bakery, a Dallas-based cottage bakery, opened its first permanent location in East Oak Cliff, offering sourdough and pastries while focusing on community initiatives.
- Photos: Even rain couldn’t wash away the vibrancy of the 2026 Dallas Pride ParadeThe 2026 Dallas Pride Parade took place in downtown Dallas despite rain, featuring colorful floats and celebrations amid challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community in Texas.
- Dallas’ 10 most-booked restaurants: Will anyone ever topple Il Bracco?OpenTable's list highlights Dallas' most-booked restaurants, with Il Bracco consistently leading, while other spots like Hudson House and RH Rooftop Restaurant also feature prominently.
- Have a driveway near AT&T stadium? You may be able to make some cashA new app called DIBS Parking Spot allows Arlington homeowners near AT&T Stadium to rent out their driveways for parking during events, with prices ranging from $60 to $500 depending on demand.
- 1994 vs. 2026: The World Cup in Dallas, then and nowThe 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America will feature more teams, matches, and venues compared to the 1994 tournament in Dallas, with advancements in technology and increased global participation.
- Fort Worth country artist Matthew McNeal wins 2026 Jambaloo Music PrizeFort Worth country artist Matthew McNeal won the inaugural Jambaloo Music Prize, receiving a trophy, $20,000, and other opportunities. The event supported local music venues and nonprofits.
- Most anticipated concerts of 2026 (so far)The article lists highly anticipated concerts in North Texas for 2026, including performances by Aimee Mann, Lady Gaga, Nine Inch Nails, The Format, and others, highlighting their significance and previous engagements.
- Free things to do in Dallas (and beyond) this weekend, June 5-7The article lists free events and activities in Dallas from June 5-7, including Pride Month events, concerts, museum visits, and cultural experiences.
- Is hitting ‘no tip’ on a screen a cultural crime? Depends. A guide to tipping in DallasThe article discusses the complexity of tipping culture in Dallas, highlighting differences between American and international practices, and how businesses are preparing for the World Cup by considering automatic gratuities.
- Tipping in Dallas: 6 rules for World Cup fansThe article outlines six tipping rules for World Cup visitors in Dallas, highlighting the complexity of American tipping culture compared to other countries like France, where servers earn a living wage without tips. It discusses how some Dallas restaurants are considering automatic gratuities during the event.
- WTF is going on with the old Barbec’s space?The old Barbec's restaurant space in Dallas has been vacant since a 2020 fire, but recent renovations including a new roof and HVAC system have been completed. The space is currently for lease.
- Love Field being used for ICE deportation, ‘shuffle’ flights as city profitsImmigrant rights advocates allege that Love Field in Dallas is being used by ICE for deportation flights through a lease with Atlantic Aviation, with activists criticizing the city for profiting from the activity and highlighting the covert nature of the operations.