Chris Tolbert of Tolbert and Associates Law in Dallas is representing a Nebraska trans woman who alleges she was assaulted by a hotel employee at Hilton Dallas Lincoln Center Representatives from ...

Oak Lawn United Methodist Church today (Friday, Dec. 5) unveiled what the church calls “a powerful new public installation” on its front steps — “an artistic reimagining of the traditional Nativity ...

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The U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the newly drawn boundaries for U.S. House seats in Texas. Former Rep. Colin Allred and Rep. Julie Johnson will face each other in the Democratic primary for House ...

From capturing fans with athletic prowess to bringing joy to millions with a viral dance, these figures were tough losses in ...

A coalition of 18 North Texas organizations came together to mark World AIDS Day 2025 with Together We Rise, held at Cathedral of Hope UCC. The event included a panel discussion on the history of the ...

When Gov. Greg Abbott threatened cities that helped make Texas’ gayborhoods more joyful places with rainbow crosswalks, a variety of voices stood up and shouted, “Discrimination!” But one person in ...

Fresh off the first run of 2025 tour dates, OUTLOUD, the leading LGBTQ+ music brand announces the second leg of OUTLOUD Presents: DJ Meredith Marks – The Naughty & Ice Tour on Wednesday. The Real ...

Mike Hendrix, who announced in an interview with Dallas Voice in July that he was challenging District 105 incumbent state Rep. Terry Meza, a Democrat, today issued a statement announcing that he is ...

Music Director and Conductor David Andrews Rogers vividly recalls his childhood trips to Dallas from Deep East Texas to experience the magic of theater at the Music Hall at Fair Park. He remembers the ...

Even though the legal battle over the Texas GOP’s gerrymandered congressional district maps continues, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the state can move forward using the new maps. As the Texas ...

Despite a ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court allowing Texas to move forward with its newly-redrawn maps for the 2026 midterm elections, Congresswoman Julie Johnson has announced that she has filed to ...