Food insecurity in DFW rose nearly 12% from 2022 to 2023, with over 1.3 million affected, according to Feeding America. Meanwhile, the region led Texas in food insecurity last year and ranked third nationally compared to other metro areas across the country. In response to the growing need, North Texas Food Bank President Trisha Cunningham unveiled a new five-year plan, “Fulfilling Futures” at a May 16 press conference.
Why Is My Teen So Moody, Distant, or Always on Their Phone?
If you’ve been asking yourself, What happened to my teenager? — You are not alone. Many parents today feel like their teen is harder to reach than ever. Maybe your child used to...











