The Dallas Country Health and Human Services (DCHHS) has a wide array of resources available to the residents of Dallas. We first talked to Rudy Phillips, who is a public health inspector, about his job. Then, we learned about the Veteran Affairs Program and the Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program, which aims to increase energy efficiency of homes of low-income residents. Next, we learned about the free 24-hour STI testing program offered, which works with Access & Information Network (AIN) to provide information about resources. After, we learned about the influenza immunization program that offers in-house and mobile clinics immunization. Finally, we learned about the epidemiology department and how they dealt with patient zero in the U.S. during the Ebola outbreak.

Formerly known as Cowboys Stadium, the AT&T Stadium was constructed in 2009 and currently hosts the Dallas Cowboys. Originally estimated to cost $650 million to construct, the Cowboys requested $425 million in public financing from Dallas County, which commissioners denied.

The Cowboys struck a deal with Arlington and acquired land via eminent domain, as most properties refused to sell. Construction begins, including the world's largest HDTV.

Our tour guide explained the "family friendly" costs of tickets and the monumentous costs of construction, but quickly glossed over the loss of homes and local businesses as a direct result of the stadium.