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I have full-blown World Cup fever. Symptoms include binge-watching soccer for a solid month, following 20 different teams across the world to watch national...
World Cup Preview
Because North Texas will probably never host an Olympics, this World Cup tournament is likely the biggest sports event that you will ever get...
World Cup Chaos
During the nine World Cup soccer matches at AT&T Stadium, a.k.a. “Dallas Stadium,” an estimated 4 million visitors will flow through Tarrant and Dallas...
Expansiveness
Nestled off I-20 in Fort Worth is an unassuming building that most would easily pass without a second thought, but inside its weathered facade...
Alive and Kicking
After relocating to South Main Village last year, Trinity Pride Fest experienced its largest turnout to date. More than 7,000 souls packed the Near...
Pride Kel-So Returns
Pride Kel-So is back for another go-round this fall. After drawing more than 1,600 last October to the Keller-Southlake area, the inaugural event, organizers...
Voices for Peace
“Never again” is a saying that echoes throughout the Jewish community. It is a solemn reminder of the Holocaust and a vow to never...
Destroying Public Education Is the Goal
Sometime in the early 2010s at a teacher prep for our state’s high-stakes test at my old high school, one voice stood out. After we’d...
Last Day of Early Voting is Fri 5/22 // Election Day...
The biggest primary runoff this cycle is between two Donald Trump betas for the right to face off against James Talarico for U.S. Senate....
Story of a State Park
Like many good things, Texas’ newest state park began with a crime. In this case, it was a 2008 fatal shooting in the Mule...
