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Wie ist die Stadt? Dative articles after 'laut'

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I can use 'laut' with the dative case to report what I have understood from a text or to express other people's opinions.

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The preposition ‘laut’ means 'according to' and is followed by the dative case. The dative definite articles are: 'dem', 'der', 'dem', 'den'. 'Dies-' follows the same pattern. The dative indefinite articles are: 'einem', 'einer', 'einem'. Possessives follow the same pattern as these articles. The preposition 'laut' can be used to report what we have understood from texts, pictures, or from other people. The sound-symbol correspondence [au], as in 'laut', sounds like 'Haus'.

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