With the arrival of the new tests, organizations that help people experiencing homelessness in Dallas see a smoother path to shelter by reducing wait times.

Fort Worth is tearing down the Cavile Place public housing development as part of a Stop Six neighborhood revitalization effort. Before the demolition began, it was home to countless families over its nearly 70 year history.

Cavile Place — often called the Stop Six projects — was a landmark in Fort Worth's Stop Six neighborhood. It's being torn down as part of a revitalization project, but some worry that new development is just a vehicle for gentrification.

Dallas community leaders have tried to recruit a corporate grocery store to south Oak Cliff for years, to no avail. Now they're looking to replicate one-of-a-kind nonprofit store in Waco in their own backyard.

Lenders that charge borrowers annualized rates up to 600% took advantage of taxpayer-funded loans at 1% or 3% through federal pandemic relief programs.

Dallas City Council members approved an update to its decade-old rules for small-dollar lenders on Wednesday.

With rental assistance on the way, communities are scrambling to get ready to actually hand out the money to people who need it.

The economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the financial lives of many Texans, leaving many renters unable to pay rent.

The need for substance use treatment didn’t go away when the COVID-19 pandemic began. Organizations in North Texas had to get creative this year to make sure there is help for people who want it.

The new stimulus bill passed by Congress late Monday will avert a potentially catastrophic and historic wave of evictions, at least temporarily. Lawmakers agreed to a $900 billion relief deal that would, among its provisions, send another $25 billion in rental assistance and extend a nationwide eviction moratorium.

Though the city has hired a company to haul Shingle Mountain away, residents of Floral Farms in southeast Dallas say tearing it down would be just the start of the recovery process. They're calling for more to be done, including the implementation of a plan that will address racial zoning.

Activists have been calling for the city to tear down Shingle Mountain, a site they've described as a symbol of environmental racism.