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The nonprofit Soup Angels works to feed unhoused Dallas neighbors and animals through homemade, comforting soup.
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A federal judge recently blocked a second attempt by the Trump administration to overhaul a homeless response program that critics say would put over 5,000 Texans at risk for reentering homelessness.
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The majority of Dallas County commissioners voted to add a homelessness and public safety tax proposal to the November election ballot.
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Dallas County commissioners agreed to discuss next week whether to add a homelessness services and public safety tax proposal to the November ballot.
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Bob’s House of Hope, a safe house and program for male survivors of commercial sexual exploitation created by nonprofit Ranch Hands Rescue, recently opened a new housing unit. It will be the first on the property to provide a temporary place to live for unhoused minors.
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Dallas City Council member Cara Mendelsohn made the comments in a post on Facebook. She is chair of the Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee.
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The laws, which make it easier to build apartments, face stiff resistance from North Texas suburbs. State lawmakers vow to force cities to comply.
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McKinney's mayor says $900 million development is set to bring job opportunities and economic development to the city in the next few years.
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Wendy McGee, executive director of Our Daily Bread, explains how her organization is working to offer new solutions to those experiencing homelessness.
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The growing community need comes at time when the nonprofit has opened 13 cooling centers across the region.
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Dallas Police will open a new downtown command center ahead of World Cup.
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Housing Forward and the All Neighbors Coalition — proposed to the county a homelessness response tax to consistently fund efforts.