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Wilborn P. Nobles III
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Workforce and Economic Mobility Reporter, The Dallas Morning News
Dallas
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Biography
Wilborn P. Nobles III covers Atlanta City Hall for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. He began covering DeKalb County Public Schools for The AJC in November 2020. He previously covered Baltimore County for The Baltimore Sun and education for the Times-Picayune in his hometown of New Orleans. He interned at the Washington Post. He is a graduate of Louisiana State University.
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By Wilborn P. Nobles III Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified The Community Development Human Services Committee chairmanfor Atlanta City Council wants to increase the city trust fund for affordable housing which, if approved, would put the city on track with the requirements of its own legislation. Atlanta City Councilman Jason Dozier is proposing an ordinance to allocate an additional $3.5 million to the trust fund.
By Wilborn P. Nobles III Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified A new homelessness survey suggests there may be more people in Atlanta without a permanent roof over their heads this year than in 2022. Atlanta’s homeless population in January was 2,679 — 738 people found sleeping on the streets on the night of Jan. 23, and an additional 1,941 people who were living in shelters from Jan. 23-30 — according to the annual Point in Time Count of the city’s homeless. Last year, the survey found 640 people unsheltered and an additional 1,377 in shelters.
By Wilborn P. Nobles III Verified| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified With youth gun violence a persistent problem and Mayor Andre Dickens calling 2023 the “Year of the Youth,” the city council on Tuesday softened the city’s curfew law — stripping out penalties of jail time and fines against parents whose children are out on the streets past 11 p.m.Council members say they made the changes to address youth violence in a more holistic manner, but some residents are skeptical that the changes will be effective.
Company Info
The Dallas Morning News
The Dallas Morning News is a prominent daily newspaper based in Dallas, Texas, with a history that dates back to its founding in 1885. It is part of the DallasNews Corporation and is known for its strong journalistic reputation and focus on regional news. The newspaper provides comprehensive coverage of local, national, and international news in both print and digital formats, including articles, videos, and podcasts. With a monthly audience of over 12 million, The Dallas Morning News engages with its community through various events and initiatives, fostering dialogue with readers. The newspaper has received nine Pulitzer Prizes, highlighting its commitment to journalistic excellence. Its historical significance includes being one of the first U.S. newspapers to publish simultaneous editions, showcasing its innovative spirit and influence in the media landscape.
Dallas, Texas, United States
+1 214-745-8383
Founded: 1885