While the pandemic has highlighted southern Dallas’ digital divide, hot spots are providing a lifeline for those without internet access.

opinion Editorials Closing the digital divide: a more connected workforce means a more prosperous Dallas Broadband connectivity is worst in the parts of our city that need it most.

This gives Dallas the worst household connection rate among the country’s 10 largest cities. With so much being shifted online because of the pandemic, the city’s digital divide has only ...

Dallas Tries to Tackle Digital Divide The city and the Dallas Independent School District commissioned CTC Technology & Energy to develop a Broadband and Digital Equity Strategic Plan.

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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 ...

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.

Now, the city is rolling out an economic development policy that places its emphasis on closing the long-standing divide between northern and southern Dallas.

…Dallas’ most disparate neighborhood: “Whereas almost all the house are owner occupied in Preston Hollow, most of the houses in the other neighborhood [near Love Field Airport] are renter ...

Dallas Police Association Headquarters was also hit with red hand prints. There, vandals also wrote the words, "Blood is on your hands," on the sidewalk outside the Dallas Police Association building.

Dallas has had lower unemployment and a stronger economy than most major U.S. cities over the past decade, but racial economic inequality in the city is much higher than it is nationwide. And the ...

Using philanthropy, AT&T is working to address this digital divide. The company has committed $5 billion by 2030 to address the gap, leaning on initiatives like Connected Learning Centers (CLCs ...