During the coronavirus pandemic, businesses have struggled to stay alive and millions of people have lost their jobs. To provide relief during this difficult time, the government created a 2
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Months into what appears to still be the peak of a pandemic, restaurants, bars, gyms and stores have slowly begun their reopening phases throughout June, under Texas Governor, Greg Abbott’s
The death of George Floyd has sparked more demonstrations within the Black Lives Matter Movement. Texas, along with the rest of the world, took to the streets to protest police
KB Illustration creator Kristen Barnhart was first featured in the North Texas Daily almost two years ago, four months after she graduated from UNT with a bachelor’s degree in communication
Homeless people around the U.S. have often lacked proper health care to help them get the resources and services they
On a small stage, a UNT alumna fiddled with the voice tuner and practiced long notes. As her set began,
Not much attention goes toward educating young women and girls on their reproductive functions and caring for their bodies, but
On Saturday, Nov. 2, Dallas Vegan hosted the Texas Veggie Fair at the Dallas Farmers Market. In celebrating its 10th
The Bearded Monk hosted Denton’s first outdoor Roll Out on Saturday evening. Skaters from all over Dallas/Fort Worth walked —
The lives of at least two black transgender women have been taken away this month in Dallas. Eight trans women
