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    2 freeway closures go down in Dallas, one temporary, one not so much

    Teresa Gubbins
    Jul 17, 2020 | 9:07 am
    I-35E freeway
    The I-35 freeway on a summer hazy day.
    Photo courtesy of YouTube

    Two major freeway closures are in the works in Dallas. One involves a closure that begins this weekend. The other represents a closure that will last all summer. Dallas Love Field is also soliciting input on a possible new entrance.

    Here is your transportation roundup:

    I-30 closure in far east Dallas
    Out on the border of Dallas and Mesquite, I-30 at Galloway Avenue will be closed for two weekends in a row:

    • July 18-19: the eastbound lanes of I-30 at Galloway Avenue will be closed
    • July 25-26: the westbound lanes of I-30 at Galloway Avenue will be closed

    This will be accompanied by full closures of Galloway Avenue at I-30 and certain I-30/I-635 direct connectors.

    These closures are to perform bridge work for the 635 East Project. The 635 East Project is an 11-mile project on Interstate 635 in Dallas County, which wraps around the northeast border of Dallas. Construction includes the addition of a lane in each direction, building continuous frontage roads, and rebuilding the interchange at I-635 and I-30.

    Construction began in early 2020 and is expected to make any trip to the Town East Mall in Mesquite probably a living hell until late 2024, which is the project's anticipated completion date.

    The 635 East Project is part of the Texas Clear Lanes initiative by TxDOT, to address growing traffic congestion in the state.

    A video has been produced by the project team to show what's going on, which explains it so much better than words ever could. It's posted on YouTube.

    The scheduled closures and detours will begin at

    • 8 pm on Saturday July 18 and run through Sunday July 19 at 1 pm
    • 8 pm on Saturday July 25 and run through Sunday July 26 at 1 pm

    To stay informed on construction progress, lane closures, and traffic changes, you can sign up for text alerts by sending the message "635 East" to 31996. Or sign up for e-blasts at 635east.com/receive/e-blasts/.

    Design District exit ramp
    An exit ramp from I-35 to Dallas' Design District will be closed for two months, beginning Monday July 20.

    Weather permitting, TxDOT will close the northbound I-35E exit ramp to Hi Line Drive (Exit 429C) on Monday July 20 at 8 pm. It will remain closed until Monday September 21 at 5 am.

    But all is not lost. You can go to the next exit, Oak Lawn Avenue (Exit 430A), then pull a U-ie onto the southbound frontage road to get to Hi Line Drive.

    The two-month closure is part of the 2.3-mile Lowest Stemmons project on I-35E from I-30 to north of Oak Lawn Avenue.

    Love Field second entrance
    Dallas Love Field is doing outreach on the possibility of a second entrance to the airport.

    An "Alternate Entry Analysis" was undertaken to address the risks of having a single point of entry to the airport, currently the intersection of Mockingbird Lane and Herb Kelleher Way. The airport has observed a big increase in traffic in recent years, with an average daily traffic count of more than 80,000.

    The project is being led by the Department of Aviation in coordination with consultant firm Ricondo & Associates and the North Central Texas Council of Governments. They've created a shortlist of potential second entries. Three that have been under consideration in the past include Shorecrest Drive, Northwest Highway, and Lemmon Avenue.

    Alternatives were evaluated based on their ability to provide an evacuation route in case the current entry were blocked due to an incident, as well as traffic impacts, environmental and air quality impacts, and the ability to accommodate an automated people mover system.

    All community members, including public officials, aviation enthusiasts, DAL customers, local businesses, and residents are encouraged to attend and understand the project. Virtual meetings are scheduled as follows:

    • Thursday July 23, 6-7:30 pm. Register here.
    • Thursday September 3, 607:30 pm. Register here.
    • Tuesday September 22, 607:30 pm. Register here.

    The airport is also encouraging the public to take a survey, which will be open until September 30. It's available in English and Spanish.

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    Texas politics

    Ken Paxton defeats John Cornyn in Texas U.S. Senate runoff

    Associated Press
    May 27, 2026 | 9:00 am
    ​Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
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    Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton defeated four-term Sen. John Cornyn on Tuesday, May 26 in a massively expensive, drawn-out U.S. Senate primary race.

    Paxton was endorsed by President Donald Trump last week, and his victory showcased the president’s power over his party as he seeks to punish Republicans he sees as insufficiently loyal.

    Paxton will run against Democratic state Rep. James Talarico in November.

    Democrats are hopeful that their nominee, state Rep. James Talarico, has a rare opportunity to win a statewide race in Texas — and help the party retake control of the Senate — with Paxton as his opponent.

    Tuesday’s runoffs also decided Democratic U.S. House nominees for districts in Dallas and Houston that overwhelmingly support Democrats, and a San Antonio-area seat the party wants to flip.

    ‘I will be the Democrats’ No. 1 target'
    In Austin on Tuesday night, Cornyn gave a short concession speech tinged with emotion to a room of only reporters.

    “Tonight we’ve come up short,” Cornyn said, adding that he’d support Paxton in the general election. “I’ve always supported the Republican ticket, and I intend to do so again.”

    Cornyn said in 2023 as Trump was running to return to the White House that his time “has passed him by," a statement that came back to bite him. He also was an early critic of Trump’s plan for a border wall between the U.S. and Mexico — a project he now supports.

    Cornyn had the backing of Senate GOP leaders who said he would be the stronger general election candidate against Talarico, which was also the senator's argument to voters before Tuesday.

    That's not lost on Paxton, who said in his speech that “without a shadow of a doubt, I will be the Democrats’ No. 1 target in November.”

    Talarico's campaign hit back Tuesday night on the social platform X, highlighting what they — and some Republicans — see as Paxton's weakness, including an FBI investigation and impeachment for corruption in which he was later acquitted.

    The primary was long and costly
    Cornyn led Paxton in the March 3 primary but failed to win a majority. That was after Cornyn and his supporters waged a monthslong advertising campaign, mostly attacking Paxton over ethical and personal questions.

    The two-term attorney general was acquitted on corruption charges in a 2023 impeachment trial, where allegations of extramarital affairs surfaced. Paxton’s wife filed for divorce last year, citing “biblical grounds.”

    It gave Cornyn fodder for an ad campaign that, along with allied groups, spent roughly $109 million between the primary and runoff elections.

    Immediately after the primary, Trump promised to endorse but didn’t act until after early voting began last week.

    “Ken Paxton has gone through a lot, in many cases, very unfairly, but he is a fighter, and knows how to win,” Trump wrote in a social media post endorsing him.

    Democrats choose US House nominees
    Former Rep. Colin Allred beat U.S. Rep. Julie Johnson in the Dallas-area 33rd District's Democratic primary runoff. Johnson was elected to the seat in 2024, the year Allred lost his U.S. Senate challenge to Republican Sen. Ted Cruz. Allred was running for Senate again this cycle but dropped his bid and instead sought a return to the House.

    Newly elected Rep. Christian Menefee defeated veteran Rep. Al Green in Texas' 18th District, dispatching a longtime House incumbent who was one of Trump's most outspoken critics. The Republican-led Texas Legislature redrew the district when it approved a new House map last year. The new map led to a runoff between incumbents and marks the end of a dizzying series of elections in the Houston area.

    Near San Antonio, Johnny Garcia won the Democratic primary for Texas’ 35th District against against Maureen Galindo, a candidate who has expressed antisemitic views. While Texas lawmakers redrew the district to help Republicans, Democrats view it as within reach and didn't want Galindo's past comments to impede them.

    Garcia will face Republican Carlos De La Cruz, who defeated John Lujan in the GOP primary.

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