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The program gives officers an online resource of food and clothes that is completely free to give to people who need them. “You've heard countless stories of teachers and police officers reaching into their own wallets. But now, they're limited by their own finances."

Plus: An inside look at Avondale Group's new Intersections podcast; a conversation with The DEC Network's senior director on aiding small businesses; and more.

This roundup of Dallas city news includes important information about redistricting, plus items about Deep Ellum and its holiday observations, DART and its n

Trusted World's slogan is "helping people help people." That's exactly what the group does through partnerships with non-profits, schools, and police departments.

Trusted World founder Michael Garrett calls the charity an “Amazon for nonprofits.” Computer software allows Rowlett police to place orders from squad cars.

Staff member describes conditions inside facility for migrant teens in Dallas HHS told WFAA that as of May 11 around 793 teens remain at the facility. In April, 588 new teens were brought to the convention center. Credit: AP Charter buses arrive at the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in Dallas on Wednesday, March 17, 2021, escorted by Federal Protective Service Police. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services confirmed Tuesday, March 16 that the convention center will serve as an...

This Summer, Sarmistha Sen Went Out for a Run. She Never Came Back Taylor Dutch © Courtesy Arindam Roy The devoted mother and cancer researchers death is just one instance of a pervasive problem affecting women runners. Nearly every morning, Sarmistha Sen went for a run before her children, Neil, 12, and Ryan, 6, woke up. Like every part of Sarmistha’s routine, running served a purpose in her life. The solitude of running on her neighborhood hike and bike trail with playgro...

7 charitable endeavors going on for the holidays around Dallas 7 charitable endeavors going on for the holidays around Dallas Bonton Farms received a donation. Courtesy photo Dallas has already been in a charitable mode due to the pandemic, with people lending a hand to help each other. Now with the holidays coming, the charitable efforts are on the upswing, with people doing all kinds of good things for each other. Heres the latest round of kind acts: Bonton Farms Pure Farmland has recogni...