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Texas storm recovery for renters like this Dallas man is hard-fought “What is an emergency, if not this?” says this disabled renter Tom Strzyz holds his head as he talks about what he went through during the winter storm that hit Texas in mid-February. Strzyz along with several residents, lost power, fetched water from the swimming pool and hot water only began to flow this week in spurts at the Wildflower Apts complex in Dallas on Thursday, March 11, 2021.(Lola Gomez) Tom Strzyz sulked in the muggy air outside his mucky apartment. The epic snowstorm, failed electricity and busted pipes h...

KERA News Tents are set up steps away from City Hall, at Pioneer Plaza, in downtown Dallas, as a way to protest the city’s treatment of the homeless community. Dallas city officials began shutting down the homeless encampment known as "Camp Rhonda" last month, but organizers reopened the temporary site downtown in hopes of getting city leaders to find solutions to the housing problems. Now, it's closed again. Earlier this week, a group of people experiencing homelessness ventured to downtown Dallas and began to set up an encampment one block away from City Hall. They called it Camp Rhonda...

Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson apologized on Monday to residents who were turned away from the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center this weekend for invalid...

Vernon, who has diabetes and was recently widowed, has lived the last year in isolation. Vernon and her daughter Cathy waited five hours in a traffic jam outside the convention center only to be told the city ran out of vaccines. A loophole that allows people to register off other people’s COVID-19 vaccine appointment link led to long lines and frustration outside Dallas’ Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center on Saturday, as many were turned away without a valid appointment. "To me, there’s no excuse for that," Cathy Vernon said. "It's simple math. If you have a certain number ...