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In June 2021, former Minneapolis police officer and convicted murderer Derek Chauvin was sentenced to 270 months in prison for killing Houston native George...
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Local Leaders say what their final moves would be if they were president On Monday, Vice President Kamala Harris presided over a joint session...
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Realizing The Dream: Healthy Living Expo expands with Food for 250 families, Wellness, CookingDemonstrations, Financial Literacy and Voter Education Sessions, Movies, and Beauty Activations...
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Crockett and Johnson currently serve as Co-Chairs of the Congressional Court Reform Now Task Force
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Tara Hawkins is a Quality Assurance Manual Tester (Recruiting Manager at Uplift Education. Previously she worked as a Consultant for PeopleScout, as a tester...
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D4 Stroll to the Polls. This event is a rally to get citizens out to the polls to participate in early voting. Dallas citizens came...
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Jazz Age Soiree and Centennial Exhibit at African American Museum
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At the Southern Gourmet Kitchen, they’re passionate about Southern cuisine and hospitality. Their restaurant was founded on principles of quality ingredients, family recipes, and...
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Noted speakers, fashion influencers, and branding experts are just a few of the inspiring women headlining The Girl Get Dressed Festival, on November 2,...
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Protect Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s Funding Dear City Council Members, RE: Recent decision by the Quality-of-Life Committee to pause Dallas Black Dance Theatre’s (DBDT)...
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Memorial Street Toppers Will Be Placed at the Location Where the First Responder Lost Their Life
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By Bobby R. Henry Sr.The Westside Gazette The National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA), representing more than 200 Black-owned print and online media outlets, is...
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Outside of the Dallas Police Department headquarters on Monday, the first day of early voting, Minister Dominique Alexander, President & CEO of the Next Generation Action Network,...
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Kady Linnea Klasne looked on helplessly as someone who needed medical care, but she lacked the skills and training to help others.
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