Dallas Cafe Workers Quit Jobs in Dispute About Serving ICE Agents
Dallas-based cafe loses workers over a first-responder discount and its policy toward ICE agents.
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All That’s Left of You Filmmaker Cherien Dabis Confronts Palestine’s Unspoken History
Experience the quiet rebellion of humanity in a poignant exploration of generational trauma and resilience, now playing at the Angelika at Mockingbird Station.
The Gouda Fight: One Man’s Mission to Bring an H-E-B to Southern Dallas
“I deserve smoked gouda too,” says Fredrick Terry on his fight to bring an H-E-B to Oak Cliff. And he’s not kidding about the cheese.
How Dallas Echoes the Legacy of MLK Jr., How You Can This Weekend
From historic landmarks to vibrant community events, Dallas continues to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s enduring legacy.
Queer Motherland Reclaims LGBTQ+ African History
The Dallas-based organization cultivates community and challenges the misconception that Africa cannot be queer.
Nearly 100 Extremist Groups Still Operate in Texas
Texas remains a leading state for hate groups promoting neo-Nazi, anti-government and anti-LGBTQ ideals.
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Where To Go for the Jan. 8 ‘ICE Out Now Emergency Call To Action’ in North Texas
Protests are popping up across the country after Wednesday’s deadly shooting in Minnesota. Here’s what to know and when to go.
Is Your Tip Pool Legal? What to Know After the Perry’s Steakhouse Ruling
Tip pools are legal, but there are specific laws on who gets pushed in.
Stop Playing Politics With Joppa, Start Fixing What We Live With Every Day
Longtime residents of the Freedmen’s Town in southern Dallas have been waiting for city leaders to keep their promises.
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The Wildest Moments in Dallas in 2025
From bizarre crimes to viral scandals, these are some of the biggest moments that defined Dallas in 2025.
Gov. Abbott’s Anti-Muslim Tactics Mirror Racist Governors of the 1960s. He, Too, Must Fail
State opposition to American Muslims reminds a local community leader of the Civil Rights Movement.
Dallas County Moves Away From Seeking Death Penalties, Following Texas Trend
Once the national leader in capital punishment, Texas judges hesitated to set execution dates in 2025.
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Cure for Paranoia Teams Up With Jasmine Crockett for Upcoming Show
Cure For Paranoia will take the stage at Trees for an EP release show with an introduction by Senate candidate Jasmine Crockett.
Drinking & Donating: Chad D’s Annual Toy Drive is a Force for Holiday Cheer
Chad Davenport surrounds himself with good people, good music and good beer — all for a good cause.
UT Dallas is Trying to Punish a Student Editor for Editing
UT Dallas has consistently been accused of free speech violations in recent years.
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The Spotify Unwrapped Movement Takes Aim at Streamer’s ICE Interest
Spotify is wrapping up 2025 with some political controversy.
‘Citizen Journalist’ and Dallas HERO Head Damien LeVeck Sets City Hall on Fire on X
“Mr. Mayor, if I could please have the attention of the full council?” LeVeck asks. “They are very rudely speaking through mine and other people’s speeches.”
The East Dallas Social Club: Fun with a Splash of Advocacy (Like a Martini)
It’s the holidays … looking for some new friends and a good cause. We found one.
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Small Texas Community Takes On Crypto Giant, Loses Bid for Peace
The crypto mine in Hood County drills Bitcoin day in and day out, and it produces a lot of noise while doing it.
Holding Court: Dallas Artist Commissioned for Custom Portrait of the King of England
Michael Shellis grew up running from the police for graffiti. Now, he has delivered his art to Buckingham Palace.
Prop 3 Could Worsen Dallas’ Jail Overcrowding and Mental Health Crisis
Prop. 3 would let judges deny bail for certain felony charges when risk or danger is shown. But that’s already in the state Constitution.
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North Texas Restaurants Offer Free Meals for Kids as SNAP Money Ends
They’re stepping in to help fill a gap caused by the government shutdown.