Dallas-based band Kyoto Lo-Fi brought its self-described “post-indie” sound Friday night for a set at Dan’s Silverleaf as a part of Thin Line Fest, Denton’s annual film, music and photography
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There’s nothing wrong with taking public transportation. If anything more people should be riding trains and buses because it’s better for the environment, according to National Express Transit. Think about it,
The Dallas City Council decided in a recent 11-4 vote to remove the Confederate War Memorial across the street from Dallas City Hall. This is the second time in less
In his apartment, Bailey Anderson apologized for the mess. At the moment, he was still trying to organize his collection of 8-inch heels, Pamela Anderson-style wigs and bloody prosthetic bald caps.
With the holidays coming to a close and the new year is on the horizon, locals are getting ready to
June is Pride Month, a monthlong celebration of queer and gender nonbinary individuals in commemoration of the Stonewall Riots, a
In celebration of National Pride Month, the Dallas City Hall flew its LGBT pride flag as part of the Being
From practically the beginning of Betsy DeVos’ role as a public figure and political proponent she has been crystal clear
Dallas law enforcement estimates that as many as 7,000 people gathered in Downtown Dallas for the second annual Women’s March.
Among the sea of information on the internet, somewhere between the memes and 24-hour news cycle, is a stream of
