Arlington’s new ordinance removes responsibility, not discrimination
On Tuesday evening, Arlington didn’t just vote on final passage of an anti-discrimination ordinance. It voted on final…
Cece Cox, one of Dallas’ most influential LGBTQ leaders, announces her retirement
It’s hard to imagine Dallas’ Resource Center without Cece Cox, the beloved longtime CEO of one of the…
Federal judge temporarily blocks Plano ISD from enforcing parts of Texas law banning DEI
A federal judge temporarily blocked three school districts, including Plano ISD, from implementing parts of a new Texas…
Olympian Amber Glenn of Plano speaks out about Trump administration’s LGBTQ+ policies
Plano figure skater Amber Glenn is about to compete in the biggest competition of her career when she…
Here’s what Texas A&M’s new rules on teaching about race and gender mean
After the Texas A&M University System restricted teaching about race, gender or sexual orientation in the core curriculum,…
Letters to the Editor — Rainbow steps, ICE arrests, Capt. Mark Kelly, free speech
Bravo to gleaming rainbow Re: “Rainbow steps stay, and Dallas keeps its soul — Landmark Commission had no…
Trans and pregnant in rural Texas
Jax Squire leans back on the exam table, lifting up his shirt. The doctor pulls out a tube…
Historic Dallas UMC church gets OK to keep rainbow-painted steps
By Ian M. Giatti, Christian Post Reporter Wednesday, January 07, 2026A screenshot of undated video footage showing the…
Business in Oak Lawn might be changing, but the historic gayborhood is here to stay
At the center of Dallas, in the middle of grand Highland Park and buzzing downtown, sits Oak Lawn,…
Dallas Landmark Commission to review rainbow-colored steps at Oak Lawn church
What began as a symbolic act of solidarity in the heart of Dallas’ LGBTQ scene is now a…
Letters to the Editor — Tolerance, Arlington City Council, gun violence, age limits
Support one another Re: “When Dallas gathered at the synagogue door — This Hanukkah, amid antisemitic threats, remember…
Keller revokes prayer invitation to pastor who supported LGBTQ Pride festival
An Episcopal priest was uninvited to offer an opening prayer before a Keller City Council meeting this week…