Pride Month

Hundreds of spectators lined the street to watch as the Dallas Pride parade weaved through Fair Park on Sunday.

Looking for activities for Pride month? Try on one of these out-of-the-ordinary events for size

One year after a split Fort Worth City Council derailed the city’s traditional Pride recognition, Mayor Mattie Parker declared June as Pride month in Fort Worth.

Familiar retired sports broadcaster Dale Hansen hosts a new show about Dallas-area government, social justice and culture — a spinoff of the local "Beyond the Policy" podcast.

From parades and block parties to exhibits and festivals, here’s a list of all of the ways you can celebrate the LGBTQ+ community in North Texas.

The Texas Rangers have frustrated LGBTQ+ advocates for years as the only Major League Baseball team without a Pride Night. The Resource Center communications and advocacy manager Rafael McDonnell says it's a “complicated relationship” with the Rangers.

Proclamations are written letters, read out during council meetings, that recognize events, individuals and milestones relevant to Fort Worth. In order for a proclamation to make it onto the council agenda, it must be signed by all council members.

The Princeton school district made the decision to ban the LGBTQ+ group from school facilities after agreeing to a pride event, according to a new complaint.

Archivists at the University of Houston have saved decades-worth of episodes of local LGBT radio shows that started in the 1970s. Together they tell the story of a complex, diverse community.

Parade, music, parties and more coming to North Texas in June.

More than 140 anti-LGBTQ bills were introduced by Texas lawmakers this legislative session. That political backdrop has made events like this past weekend's annual Pride picnic in Fort Worth that much more important.

Plan your Pride month with these events.