David Taffet

North Texas Pride Foundation is accepting applications for 2024 “Come As You Are” festival beneficiary. The selected non-profit organization will receive a portion of the proceeds from this year’s festival.

The excitement Caitlin Clark has brought to women’s basketball this spring has quickly worked its way to the Dallas Wings. The Wings announced today that for the first time in its history, season tickets are sold out. Wings Season Ticket Memberships account for nearly 40-percent of the 6,251 seats inside College Park Center. The remaining […]

The Iraqi parliament passed a law over the weekend that outlaws homosexuality with a punishment of up to 15 years in prison. The law is an amendment to the country’s Law on Combatting Prostitution and Homosexuality and mandates a sentence of at least 10 years.

The May 10 issue of Dallas Voice celebrates the 40th anniversary of the publication of the first issue and we’re celebrating with one of our biggest issues of the year. In addition to news, long time Dallas Voice writers will offer their take on 40 years of publication.

American Cancer Society encourages regular screenings, good healthcare for the LGBTQ community

The Rowlett City Council voted on Tuesday, May 7, to disband its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Commission. In March, we reported that the council was considering renaming the commission because the term DEI was “toxic and divisive.” One member of the commission wrote Dallas Voice that members of the commission “fought to maintain the name […]

The new women’s soccer team that will play at the Cotton Bowl will be known as Dallas Trinity FC. It’s one of eight teams in the new USL Super League, that will also play in the Carolinas, Lexington, Ken., Spokane, Tampa Bay, Washington, D.C., Brooklyn and Fort Lauderdale.

The denomination’s General Convention approved language changes allowing same-sex weddings, LGBTQ clergy

DVtv turns the camera on ourselves as we celebrate our 40th anniversary with founder Robert Moore, publisher Leo Cusimano, editor Tammye Nash, advertising director Chad Mantooth and others.

Scott Padgett, center, from CBS Texas hosted Come Out Against Cancer. (Photos courtesy Barb Nunn and the American Cancer Society)