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At a meeting of the city council’s housing committee on Monday, council members and city staffers discussed many options for the former University General Hospital in Oak Cliff.
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James Peabody conspired to empty out the SNAP accounts of more than 3,000 victims in Texas and more than eight other states using stolen data.
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A new report finds a massive shortage in Texas of rental homes affordable to extremely low-income renter households — one of the worst in the nation..
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Volunteers packed bags and boxes of food to help refugee families put a proper evening meal on the table during the Muslim holy month.
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A Dallas County judge removed all but one of the defendants who are seeking to build the Cypress Creek at Forest Lane apartments from a lawsuit aimed at blocking the affordable housing project.
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The Child Poverty Action Lab tracked how nearly 1,300 eviction cases played out in justice of the peace courts that typically produce little data.
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The City of Dallas will begin admitting people to a temporary inclement weather shelter at Fair Park at 3 p.m. as frigid weather raises risks for unsheltered people. Fort Worth and Arlington nonprofits are coordinating to make sure people who need shelter can find a bed out of the cold.
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The upward march of home prices also drove a decline in affordability and increased displacement pressure around Downtown Dallas.
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Our reporters at KERA did some amazing work. Here's the stories we believe are the most impactful of 2023.
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Owners of an office building next to the proposed Cypress Creek at Forest Lane apartments say the City of Dallas and developers violated their property rights.
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A new report finds the food and health assistance program could start turning eligible women, infants and children away if Congress does not increase funding.
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The council will hear recommendations from city staff for how to allocate $1.1 billion in bond funds to address the city’s brick-and-mortar needs from housing, arts and parks to storm water management and streets.