Miguel Perez
The Dallas Morning News
Dallas, TX, United States
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‘A second home’: Across North Texas, see how gay bars offer community
Gay and lesbian bars in North Texas are evolving. In addition to local dives, there are now Sunday brunches with drag shows and a place for vaqueros to dance. → Read More
North Texas gay bars have provided community for many. Here are their stories
More than 75 people responded to a Dallas Morning News and KERA survey about the state of gay and lesbian bars in North Texas. You can take the survey, too. → Read More
Pro-Police Caravan Sparks Protest After 1,000 Vehicles Stop At Oak Cliff Church
An Oak Cliff church that proudly flies a banner reading Black Lives Matter had nearly 1,000 unwanted visitors gather on their campus Sunday. → Read More
State Fair Of Texas Canceled For 2020
The State Fair of Texas Board of Directors announced Tuesday they have decided to cancel the 2020 State Fair due to the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
'We Won't Quit': Cheers To The High School Class of 2020
Your senior year is one for the ages. Class trips, prom and graduation all help mark the end of one chapter and the start of another. The pandemic has → Read More
We Won’t Quit: Cheers To The High School Class of 2020
Four North Texas seniors reflect on how the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the end of their year. → Read More
Cornyn, Cruz Back Bid For Funds To Extend Tarrant County's TexRail Line
Senators John Cornyn and Ted Cruz are throwing their weight behind Fort Worth's bid for federal funding to help extend the TexRail commuter line. Cornyn → Read More
Perot Museum To Host Rare Fossils From South Africa's 'Cradle of Humankind'
The rare bones of two ancient human relatives are leaving their home in South Africa for the first time for public display, and they're headed to the Perot → Read More
Atheist Banners In Fort Worth Will Stay Despite Complaints
City officials in Fort Worth have received a wave of complaints over a set of banners hanging in downtown. The signs read "In NO God We Trust," and the → Read More
How Immigrant Entrepreneurs Are Key To Rethinking Dying Retail Spaces
Plaza Garland is an indoor marketplace where mariachi bands play regularly and merchants sell everything from Mexican ice cream and custom-made piñatas to → Read More
Here Are The North Texas School Districts Going Beyond School Lunch
Irving, Dallas, Garland, Crowley and Arlington all rank highly among Texas school districts when it comes to feeding students in need. → Read More
While Taking Selfie On Dallas Bridge, A Teen Fell 50 Feet. Now He Shares A Cautionary Tale
The last thing Triston Bailey remembers about that cold November night is the Dallas Stars game he saw with his friends. → Read More
Street Closures To Keep In Mind For The Dallas Marathon This Weekend
Dallas drivers may contend with extra traffic this weekend for the BMW Dallas Marathon. → Read More
Fort Worth's 'Big, Audacious Goal': Get All Kids Reading On Grade Level By 3rd Grade
Fort Worth has set an ambitious goal: to have every third grader reading on grade level by 2025. That's the key milestone for a public-private effort → Read More
Dallas-area veteran wants to shine a light on Latino soldiers' service in Vietnam War
Eddie Reyes still has pieces of metal under his skin. The shrapnel lodged in his arms and legs serves as a reminder of the day he was wounded while... → Read More
'Dirty John' podcast host melded narrative reporting, compelling audio to draw millions of listeners
The Los Angeles Times reporter, an audio novice, is one of the keynote speakers at this year's Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference. → Read More
Going to the 2018 Mayborn Conference? Don't miss these highlights
The annual gathering of journalists and writers is bringing some of the best nonfiction storytellers in the country to D-FW. → Read More
There is a Bollywood bonanza coming to Dallas. Here's what you need to know about Salman Khan's 'Da-Bangg Tour'
Indian film superstar Salman Khan is bringing the spectacle of a Bollywood movie to life as part of a North American stage tour with some of... → Read More
North Texas' Ismaili Muslim community celebrates end of Ramadan with a donation of 6,000 meals
At an Ismaili Muslim center in Plano, a crowd of volunteers gathered Friday to celebrate the end of Ramadan by enjoying one another's company,... → Read More
Devoted to Indian arts, a new Dallas nonprofit wants to go beyond Bollywood
When Jitin Hingorani founded the DFW South Asian Film Festival in 2015, he knew he’d eventually want to venture into other art forms.“We... → Read More