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The Bridge is celebrating moving 20 of its long-term guests into stable housing. Khristina Simpson, 66, said after two years spent in hotels, shelters and her car, she's grateful for her own space.
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A preliminary investigation found that the shooting was preceded by a disturbance between a man experiencing homelessness and a male patron, according to Denton police.
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The city of Irving has until 2030 to spend $2.9 million in American Rescue Plan funds and plans to use it toward a domestic violence shelter.
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Irving's Point in Time count estimates there are 43 people experiencing homelessness in the city. But nonprofits and business owners say that number is bigger and want lasting solutions.
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Data from United Way of Denton County’s latest annual homelessness point-in-time Count reports an approximately 33% increase in the number of Denton County without housing.
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Partnership Home executive director Lauren King is usually excited to talk about the local state of homelessness — especially when it comes to how she and her partners are tackling it.
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The $55K program is one of several initiatives to address homelessness. Some council members say penalizing donations to panhandlers could help more.
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One week before volunteers conduct their annual, federally mandated count of homeless living in Tarrant and Parker counties, Fort Worth officials unveiled a handful of new projects aimed at improving the city’s response to homelessness.
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KERA's journalists were on the scene for many moments that defined the year 2024. Here are the photos and videos that added another layer to the news.
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KERA journalists spent 2024 doing some incredible investigative and watchdog work. Here are some of the best examples.
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Casa de los Sueños, an affordable housing project in Fort Worth’s Las Vegas Trail community, officially opened Dec. 11.
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The group, Dallas HERO, claims the city isn't enforcing state law. It comes after the controversial passage of Proposition S, which requires Dallas to comply with state law within 60 days or wave immunity to lawsuits.