Poverty

Last year, more than 685,000 Texas children missed out on free and reduced-price meals during the summer.

These are also items you could send to the victims in Moore, Okla.

The cause of the fire is not yet known.

The 250-foot path winds around the recently built playground.

Housing is the best and only answer.

New forms approved by the Texas Supreme Court aim at helping low-income couple who cannot afford legal aid.

The teams lived in the Six Flags parking lot without power for many days.

To deal with the nutritional crisis, shelters have started vocational cooking programs.

Why didn't they volunteer at a pantry? Or, even just talk to neighbors in need?

Here's how you can help.

What if panties could change the world?

The number of people living in permanent supportive housing increased 578% from 2005 to 2012.

So far, Tango Tab has served more than 100,000 people in the Dallas area.

70 percent are single moms and their kids.

Children are the ones affected most.

Fund-raising efforts are underway to keep the community garden afloat.

Gives low-income customers access to locally grown fruits and vegetables.

Four million Texans receive benefits from the federal SNAP program, including nearly two million children.

Part of the Ferguson Road Initiative, the library is a component of an complete economic revitalization for an area plagued with crime and poverty.

A Dallas lawsuit has spurred changes.