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By Sam Judy | Dallas Weekly News Last year, DW reported on the ongoing fight for clean water in Sandbranch. As the issue has been repeatedly dismissed or forgotten by both current District 3 County Commissioner John Wylie Price and Texan politicians at large, political newcomer and candidate Derek Avery is taking part in a

Sandbranch has been without clean water for decades. Now, a candidate for Dallas County's district 3 commissioner seat says he's going to change that.

Defeating the seemingly bulletproof commissioner is sure to to be an uphill battle for local businessman Derek Avery.

There’s a new effort to bring running water to dozens of Dallas County families who’ve lived in a former Freedman's Town for years without basic utilities.

Dallas has a new policy for promoting affordable housing, but not until after some bitter debate among city leaders.

When workers want to stay remote, companies will have to rethink culture CNBC 2 hrs ago The consensus is clear: Workers dont want to go back to the office full-time. According to a recent Prudential survey of 2,000 adults whove been able to work from home during the pandemic, an overwhelming 87% want the ability to continue doing so after the risks of the virus subside. One in three employees doesnt want to work for an employer that requires them to be onsite full-time, and nearly half say if...

iframe src "https://embed.hpm.io/387781/387778" style "height: 115px; width: 100%;" /iframe X Right now, the world is having a conversation about racial inequality, including how business leaders and employers can confront bias and create a more fair environment for employees. “Following several high-profile killings of unarmed Black civilians by law enforcement and Black Americans bearing a disproportionate brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 has seen a significant rise in the attent...