Is there a natural remedy to bridge the divide between North Dallas and South Dallas? The Trinity Trust Foundation believes so, which is why the organization has been continuously raising funds for ...

New plans are in the works to bridge the Dallas divide between downtown and Deep Ellum. The elevated highway, marked on maps as Interstate 345, connects Central Expressway with Interstate 45 along the ...

When it comes to wealth, there’s a big gap between the “haves” and “have nots” in Dallas. And it turns out, those with means and those without don’t live very far apart. The Urban Institute, a ...

White and Hispanic LGBT activists in Dallas should be ashamed of themselves. Three weeks ago, in response to bigoted statements by anti-gay City Councilwoman Vonciel Hill, black LGBT leaders staged ...

(TNS) — Before the coronavirus sparked shutdowns throughout North Texas, Dallas city officials greenlit a pilot program in which library patrons could borrow a mobile Wi-Fi device for up to a month.

According to U.S. Census data, there are more than 47,000 Dallas households that lack in-home internet, and 38,000 Dallas households without an in-home computer. Combatting the digital divide, as part ...

Depending on where you live in Dallas, the on-ramp to the internet is wide open or non-existent, and the reasons are some combination of cost, internet quality, the availability of laptops, smart ...

A little over 40% of Dallas households lack a fixed internet connection, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. This gives Dallas the worst household connection rate among the country’s 10 ...

DALLAS (CBSDFW.COM) - On Monday, Dallas ISD will begin making good on a promise to build a bridge over the digital divide They'll begin distributing backpacks stuffed with all of the tools of ...

Some neighborhoods in Dallas have less internet access than others, but there are some with no adequate options at all, Joanne Hovis, president of CTC Technology & Energy, told City Council last week.

That money will come from the city’s Public/Private Partnership Funds, culled from Dallas residents' water bills, and go toward a big box planted on 13.2 acres along Coit Road near North Central ...