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Amid rising housing costs and relentless inflation, an increasing number of Texans are struggling to pay their rent and stay in their homes.
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In only three years, Don Tortellini has taught himself photography and become the first Black photographer to have his work displayed at the Dallas Arboretum.
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Dallas will soon roll out a pilot program that will let residents who may have difficulty getting a government-issued ID use their library cards instead.
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Accessing basic services can be difficult without a government issued ID. An advocacy group says it has a solution: let people use their library cards.
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A new North Texas program aimed at housing people experiencing homelessness is getting $10 million in private gifts.
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A new shelter in South Dallas is opening after a surge in the number of Dallas ISD students experiencing homelessness. It was built to meet the varied needs of this vulnerable group.
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The budget is one of the most important documents prepared by the city because it identifies where citizen tax dollars and other revenues are being spent.
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Over the next two years, local governments and agencies plan to spend about $70 million to house more than 2,600 individuals and families.
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The City of Dallas is going to open the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Friday to accommodate homeless individuals during the inclement weather.
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A report by the Center for Social Innovation’s Supporting Partnerships for Anti-Racist Communities shows about 67% of individuals experiencing homelessness in Dallas are Black, while this demographic makes up 19% of the population.
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The regulation applies to new supportive housing projects, which provide subsidized homes and social services. Gov. Greg Abbott still needs to approve the rule by Dec. 1.
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An outreach center located in downtown Dallas just opened a 16,000-square-foot space on the second floor for women only. The center will offer counseling and women who visit will be able to take showers and do their laundry.