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Almost 300 singers, including two Broadway performers and a local legend, appear in premiere of “Shelter Me.”
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The city says the signs have led to fewer people panhandling at intersections, but some say the signs may create unintentional harm.
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The Fort Worth couple met people sheltering inside of their vehicles or in tents at encampments under highways as temperatures Thursday night dipped into the low 30s. They talked to veterans, families and young adults, asking where they’d be sleeping and how long they’d been experiencing homelessness.
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Dallas City Council members were briefed on a new city beautification program called "Clean Sweep!" but it was met with some opposition on its messaging.
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KERA's Justin Martin talked with Christopher Connelly and Yfat Yossifor a new approach to ending homelessness called "encampment decommissioning."
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The journey home to the former student housing at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary took Presbyterian Night Shelter CEO Toby Owen 30 years.
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Tarrant County Homeless Coalition Executive Director Lauren King has a message for Tarrant and Parker counties: investment in affordable housing works.
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Denton officials have opened daytime and evening cooling stations at public facilities like the recreation centers and the libraries.
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The city said it swept the camp near Interstate 45 in South Dallas sooner than expected to make way for the construction. Advocates called it a "violent" displacement.
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A lawsuit frames the ordinance as an unconstitutional panhandling ban that violates the First Amendment. The city says it’s a public safety measure meant to save lives.