New immigration policies have resulted in the apprehension of Venezuelan migrants who were allowed to work and live legally in the U.S., shrinking the team but strengthening its bond.
This year was the first time the Garland Asian American Heritage Festival was held in the city’s downtown square.
In his first Sunday noon blessing as pontiff, Leo said, “Never again war!”
The former Cardinal Robert Prevost calls his election as pope both a cross and a blessing
“Help each other to build bridges — with dialogue, with encounter, uniting all of us to be one people always in peace," said the first American Pope
11-year-old from Rowlett set to receive first-ever personalized therapy for rare genetic disorder NARS1.
Church members say the proposed Fairview Texas Temple is a religious right.
To meet growing demand, the nonprofit grew its original campus and acquired a new facility at 1610 Malcolm X Blvd. in 2024, previously operated by longtime Dallas poverty fighter CitySquare.
The site has been transformed after being overgrown and neglected, volunteers say.
McGuire is one of the first women to have her own nationally syndicated radio show.
On World Autism Awareness Day 2025, a business and one of its former employees show the importance of uplifting work environments for those on the autism spectrum.
The holiday takes place on March 31 annually.
Fairview’s mayor says the McKinney Texas Temple conflicts with its small-town identity. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints says how it builds its temple is a religious right.
The park will sit outside For Oak Cliff, where the 46-year-old was fatally shot last year in a brazen attack that wounded two other officers and scarred the community.
Janet Collinsworth has helped hundreds of women through Agape Resource and Assistance Center in East Plano.
Leader of community nonprofit says he hopes to be remembered as a “courageous servant.”
The South Dallas native’s work in the natural hair field is the reason why braiders in Texas can braid without a license.
Horne envisions a Dallas that “works for everybody,” and he has ideas on how to get there.
Some cultural experts say monthlong celebration of Black history, achievement, culture, education and communities still needed in an age of social media, high tech.
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