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Paxton, who is running against Democrat James Talarico for John Cornyn’s seat in the U.S. Senate, frequently targets the ...

Queer, Austin-based singer, songwriter Caleb De Casper has announced the official release date for his forthcoming album, Delirium. The new record will drop Feb. 12. Ahead of the release, he premiered ...

South Grand Prairie High School senior Ana Mota, 17, is suing the Grand Prairie Independent School District after district officials cancelled the high school’s planned production of Little Shop of ...

Rick Welts, 73, the out CEO of the Dallas Mavericks will retire on Dec. 31, the team announced on Wednesday, Oct. 28. Mavs president Ethan Casson will succeed him. Welts has been CEO since 2024 when ...

The ghouls and the gays and all the other Halloween-loving LGBTQ+ folks were packed onto The Strip on Cedar Springs on Saturday night, Oct. 24, for the annual Halloween Block Party. And, as always, ...

Texas Children’s Hospital opened the “Detransition Clinic” as part of a requirement in the hospital’s settlement agreement in ...

More than 76,000 early votes were cast yesterday in Dallas County, more than any single day of early voting previously ...

The Korner Lounge at 800 Louisiana Ave. in Shreveport, Louisiana’s second-oldest continuously operating LGBTQ+ bar, has been ...

I strongly condemn the reported distribution of political mailers addressed to children in Texas invoking transgender and ...

A chat with our Halloween cover girl, May May Graves TAMMYE NASH | Managing EditorNash@DallasVoice.com When young May May Graves decided to switch her direction from the church to a more worldly path, ...