Food banks in North Texas are raising concerns about a growing hunger crisis in the state. Despite the strong economy in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, many families are struggling to access food. New data indicates that over 6 million Texans are facing hunger, which represents an 11% increase from previous years.

The issue is particularly pronounced among children, with a significant number unsure of where their next meal will come from. Local residents, including some who have recently become unemployed, are relying on food pantries to help feed their families. Further details about the hunger crisis and its impact on North Texas communities are available from local food banks and other sources.