In Dallas, long known as "the buckle of the Bible belt," churches are considering turning land and buildings into affordable housing. Charlotte, North Carolina, shows us how to pull it off.
The new year is here, and we are highlighting seven topics we'll be watching closely.
The Dallas tax rolls this month received an enormous bump, which may spell trouble for 20 aging apartment complexes around Interstate 635.
Last year, a program that attracted national attention for reuniting incarcerated mothers with their kids faced closure. Angelica Zaragoza helped it expand instead.
Volara in Oak Cliff, once the most violent apartments in Dallas, last year became a tale of success. In 2025, police say it has returned to its old ways. What happened?
A quick story about a thousand people who came together on a rainy Tuesday night to help untangle some of the region's knottiest issues.
Toni Johnson is too busy at Roosevelt High School to recognize that she has become one of the most essential pieces in Dallas ISD.
The Cottonwood Creek Trail in North Dallas has long been an unsolvable problem. City Hall’s new partners believe they know what's been missing.
The announcement itself is big news. But so is the story behind the decision to invite the national chain to the Forest Theater.
At a time of great need, the founder of a nonprofit boarding operation believes philanthropic organizations can learn even more from the people they serve.
Halperin Park will open in the spring over Interstate 35E, near the Dallas Zoo. Residents are watching closely.
Despite numerous high-profile murders and violent crimes, the city is on pace for its largest decrease in homicides since well before the pandemic.
