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Training Gives Dallas Developers of Color Access to Connections and Capital
South Dallas will get more affordable housing through a new initiative for developers of color.
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New Initiative for Housing Developers of Color in South Dallas
In South Dallas, more affordable housing will be available there through an initiative by developers of color. Emerging developers wrapped up a six-month training program that connects them with access to capital.
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Dallas Seeks Public Input on Plan for Bicycle Network
The City of Dallas wants community input on how land should be used and what the city will look like in the years to come.
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Affordable Housing and Mixed-Use Development Planned in Southern Dallas Neighborhood
There is a new plan to bring more affordable housing to southern Dallas but that’s not all. The hope is — the big project will spur economic growth — and lift the entire community.
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Former SMU Football Player Plans Southern Dallas Housing
A former Southern Methodist University football player wants to give back to Dallas with development in a part of town that needs it.
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Former SMU Football Player Giving Back to Dallas
A former SMU football player wants to give back to Dallas with development in a part of town that needs it. On Friday, he met the neighborhood councilman who is also a former SMU player. Ken Kalthoff has the story.
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One Person Dead After South Dallas Fire
While searching the home, firefighters found the body of an elderly man inside the home who was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Large Mixed-Use Development for Southern Dallas Announced
The kind of big, mixed-use development southern Dallas leaders have sought for years was announced this week.
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Police Chief Visits Resident After City Hall Complaint
A neighborhood complaint at Dallas City Hall Wednesday about an overnight police operation drew a personal visit from Chief Eddie Garcia.
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Police Chief Visits Resident After City Hall Complaint About Police Conduct
A neighborhood complaint at Dallas City Hall Wednesday about an overnight police operation drew a personal visit from Chief Eddie Garcia.
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Bonton Farms Receives Help in Battling Food Desert Issues
Bonton Farms has been working hard to solve issues of food deserts and the lack of grocery stores and healthy food options in South Dallas, Wednesday they received help continuing their work.
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Bonton Farms Receives $60,000 Donation From Chili's Customers
The non-profit which battles food and social inequity by providing produce and organic food to the community was awarded $60,000 from Chili’s.
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South Dallas Haven From Soaring Home Prices and Taxes
Soaring home prices have new construction returning to some older inner-city neighborhoods, but there is a downside for people already living there.
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Dallas Fire-Rescue Battling Fire Inside Residential High Rise for Seniors
Firefighters with Dallas Fire-Rescue are battling a fire inside a senior high-rise apartment building Wednesday afternoon.
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Newest Dallas Deck Park Reached Major Milestone
The vision for a deck park above I-35 in Oak Cliff continues to become reality as construction for the major project moves forward. On Tuesday organizers said they’ve reached 75% of their fundraising goal of $82 million for phases one of two.
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Golfer Making a Difference in Southern Dallas Community
A North Texas golf professional is helping to rediscover the charm of one of southern Dallas’s most iconic golf courses while using the game he loves to make a difference in the community around him.
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South Dallas Native Wins Oscar for Queen of Basketball Documentary
South Dallas native and UNT graduate Donnie F. Wilson talks about his Academy Award-winning work on the documentary “The Queen of Basketball.”
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UNT Graduate Wins Oscar for ‘Queen of Basketball' Documentary
Donnie F. Wilson grew up in South Dallas, and was one of the executive producers of the Oscar-winning documentary “The Queen of Basketball.”
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Shaquille O'Neal to Headline Dallas School Fundraising Event
NBA star power will support the mission of a Dallas-area school known for its work bridging diverse communities.
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City Council Committee Asks What Grocers Need to Thrive in Southern Dallas
Some Dallas city leaders are hoping 2022 brings relief to the long-standing food deserts in Dallas. NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero reports on their efforts to get quality grocers in the city’s southern neighborhoods.