If you plan to travel on Dallas Area Rapid Transit or the Trinity Railway Express during the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend, check the following before starting your trip:

The midterm elections are over, the final numbers are in and they don’t look pretty if you’re a progressive. So, I am going to propose something our national

Allyn Keith Bowdre, Sr. was born October 20, 1961 in terra Haute, Indiana the third child of Alvertice and Larneatha Bowdre. He graduated from Waller High School, Class

The book of Philippians is a book filled with tenderness and personal love coming from the great Apostle Paul as he expresses his affections to the Philippian saints. 

The Tommie Robinson American Legion Post 802 honored Mr. Isaac G. Cary, Sr. for 50 years of unbroken service to the American Legion.  Mr. Cary is a Korean

Projected increase of 1.2 million among African Americans Today, diabetes affects more than 29 million people in the United States or over 9 percent of the population. In

“Jarvis Fest” was a wonderful prelude to the UNCF Campaign for Jarvis Christian College (JCC). Thanks to all Dallas Alumni who attended and those who were patrons at

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama introduced his choice for attorney general Saturday as an accomplished prosecutor from New York City who will carry on a “fierce commitment

Between now and December 24, Stickman Stew LLC®, maker of a line of iconic plush stick figures, is donating toys to kid-friendly non-profits in Dallas and other Texas communities. “Brightening

Let’s talk about voting first.  By now you know that the midterm election of 2014 was shameful and the lowest turnout since World War II.  Older, white voters,