1-Year, 246 Dead: Dallas Sees Rise in Murders in 2023 as Violent Crime Drops (Dallas Morning News)

Kyndal Roden January 5, 2024

This Dallas Morning News piece highlights rising homicide numbers but notes violent crime has decreased overall, echoing Project Unity’s efforts to strengthen trust and reduce conflict.

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