Dallas Life

Little D does Pride Month in a big way, and this year was no exception.

The good news is that we beat Austin. The bad news is that we somehow lost to Houston.

In the wake of increasingly anti-LGBTQ legislation, transgender North Texans are finding that home isn’t actually where the heart is.

From parades to pool parties, there are several ways to paint the town every color of the rainbow throughout this month.

Are you constantly checking out the arts in Dallas? Or even just constantly scrolling the timeline? (You’re reading this, so yes.) Join us.

The annual Juneteenth Unity Weekend event, celebrating the Black LGBTQ+ community, kicks off this week.

Dallas came out in droves on Sunday for the city’s biggest and brightest Pride Month celebration.

Dallas’ Buck Wylde is among the contestants vying to grab the crown in a new, first-of-its-kind drag king reality TV competition.

Maybe the Rangers are too busy focusing on their lackluster 2025 season.

Denton Mayor Gerard Hudpseth declined to officially recognize June as Pride Month, turning a planned celebration into a protest Tuesday.

Whether you’re looking for a way to entertain kids on a day off or tap into your more cultured side, Dallas has you covered.

GLP-1s have reshaped Dallas’ bariatrics, decreasing surgeries by as much as 60%.

How reformed mob turncoat Robert Borelli found God and gave up hiding to spread the word.

Two budding local legends brought their A-games to late-night TV.

The local league emphasizes good times and good vibes, with baseball as a communal experience.

Nathalie Wallace grew up poor but with style. Through Down for Local, she throws fashion events to fund free classes for the public.