Caroline Vandergriff
Reporter at KTVT-TV (Ft. Worth, TX)
Reporter at KTXA-TV (Ft Worth, TX)
@CBSNewsTexas reporter. Life behind-the-scenes: https://t.co/WhrLVyiHZJ
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cbsnews.com | Caroline Vandergriff
Lewisville nonprofit steps up to provide summer meals for kids as demand doubles A nonprofit in Lewisville is working to make sure kids who rely on the food offered at school get healthy meals throughout the summer, but the need has nearly doubled. "All summer, knowing they're not going to go to school and get food," said Debbie Avinger, who volunteers at Christian Community Action with her husband and son.
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cbsnews.com | Caroline Vandergriff
North Texas police department aims to create positive interactions for officers and autism community A North Texas police department is working to create more positive interactions between officers and the autism community. Autism is a neurological disorder that can affect how people interact with others, communicate and behave.
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autism.einnews.com | Caroline Vandergriff
North Texas police department aims to create positive interactions for officers and autism community North Texas police department aims to create positive interactions for officers and autism community 03:36 A North Texas police department is working to create more positive interactions between officers and the autism community.
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2 weeks ago |
cbsnews.com | Caroline Vandergriff
A new apartment complex in Fort Worth aims to make a dent in the affordable housing crisis in North Texas, as people deal with skyrocketing home values and increases in rent. The Clifton Riverside Apartments just opened at the end of March. Rents range from $485 to $1,800 a month, depending on the floor plan and the tenant's income. "The demand at Clifton has been incredible," said Matt Gillam, managing partner of Overland Property Group, which developed the complex.
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cbsnews.com | Caroline Vandergriff
The developers behind a proposed Muslim community called EPIC City have hired high-profile attorney Dan Cogdell to help them navigate multiple state investigations. Cogdell accused Gov. Greg Abbott of spreading lies about the project at a press conference on Thursday. "To have people who are of a different faith than some folks to be basically terrorized because of false information put out by the governor is an insult," Cogdell said.
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