Tarrant County Advocates Protest Court’s Discriminatory Overuse of Death Penalty
A new study warns that Tarrant County disproportionately seeks capital punishment sentences against defendants of color.
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Bound by a Love of Books, Local Literary Series Builds Community One Page at a Time
Do you love books? Go to BookNik on Saturday. Do you hate books? You should still go.
MAGA Hat-Wearer Charged With Deadly Conduct After Waving Stun Gun at Protest
Video shows how a downtown anti-war protest turned chaotic when a 58-year-old man disrupted it by attempting to assault demonstrators.
While Dallas Is Erasing Names, It’s Time To Reckon With Henry Wade’s Grim Legacy
Cesar Chavez’s name is forever tainted following a recent, horrific report. Dallas County should now move to strike Henry Wade’s name from the juvenile justice center.
An Act of Censorship Leaves UNT Facing an Identity Crisis
The removal of an exhibit and the silence from officials that followed have ruptured fault lines at a university that has built a reputation as an artists’ enclave.
UPDATE: No Kings Events Peacefully Draw Millions, While Dallas Arrest Grabs Attention
The man arrested in Dallas is a 57-year-old charged with misdemeanor assault against an elderly or disable individual.
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Where To Go for the March 28 No Kings Protests in North Texas
Rallies across the state will take place on Saturday to oppose the Trump administration. Here’s what to know and when to go in DFW.
Rainbow Removal: Dallas Begins Erasing Pride, Black Lives Matter Crosswalks
Crews began scraping and power washing crosswalks with Pride rainbows and Black Lives Matter designs on Monday. The removal will go on through April.
Dallas County Can Lead the Way Away From the Hidden Cruelty of Lethal Injection
Texas will reach a shameful milestone on May 14 with the execution of Edward Busby.
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Dallas One of Many US Cities Rocked by Report of Cesar Chavez Sexual Abuse
Following a stunning investigation, the civil rights icon’s legacy is being reevaluated by leaders across the country.
Prairieland Verdict Leaves Questions for Left-Wing Groups, Free Speech Advocates
Experts warn the verdict could have a ‘chilling’ effect on protests and that terrorism charges are an overreach.
In the Wake of Exhibit Removal, ‘There is a Crisis For Artistic Freedom Unfolding at UNT’
The University of North Texas has made a habit of pulling art from public view in recent years.
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Artist and Immigrant Victor “Marka27” Quiñonez Will Not Be Silenced
Victor Quiñonez’s murals showcase immigrants’ stories. But the art is being censored.
What the Prairieland Shooting Trial Means for Left-Wing Protesters, Activists
In a landmark case, the Department of Justice is accusing defendants of antifa affiliation. Will the charges stick?
More North Texas Students Walk Out as Abbott Threatens Consequences
Plano and Melissa students joined protests as Gov. Abbott tells state officials to investigate districts believed to encourage or facilitate walkouts
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Dallas’ Hospitality Industry Grapples With ICE, Politics and Speaking Out
After an employee at White Rhino Coffee quit rather than give ICE agents discounts, the Dallas hospitality industry felt on blast last week.
What To Know About the Bike Ride To Honor Alex Pretti
ICE won’t stop, and neither will the protests. Anyone with a bike can join Saturday’s in Dallas.
New Year, New Path: The Dallas Pride Parade Is Moving
The June Pride Parade, not the September one.
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Standing With Our Communities, Supporting All Immigrants
Voice Media Group supports those participating in the nationwide ICE strike, and does not support the current administration’s actions against immigrants. A message from our CEO and editorial director.
‘Empathy Destroys Facism’: Scenes From the Dallas ‘ICE Out Now’ Protest
Hundreds gathered in near-freezing temperatures to speak out after Alex Pretti was gunned down on a Minneapolis street.
Why Some North Texans Take to the Streets, Lift Their Voices and Protest
For many protesters in North Texas, the goal isn’t to start a revolution. It’s about one person making the most righteous noise they can.
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You Need to Head North for the 2026 Denton Black Film Festival This Week
Your early look at one of the best festivals of the year, offering an immersion of creativity through film, music, spoken word and more from Black artists.