Bob Perry, who built properties in Oak Lawn and was the top donor to the anti-gay marriage amendment in Texas, died Saturday. Perry came to national attention in 2004 when he funded Karl Rove’s “swiftboating” campaign against Sen. John Kerry who was challenging President George Bush for office. The purpose was to cast doubt on Kerry’s claim to being a decorated Vietnam War hero.
Read MoreAn editorial in Houston’s abOUT magazine (a free glossy distributed at bars, restaurants and clubs) questions whether former state representative, and current Houston City Council District C candidate Ellen Cohen is truly an...
Read MoreSeveral strong allies of the LGBT community are unopposed, but others face tight races Tammye Nash | Senior Editor nash@dallasvoice.com Most of the Dallas County LGBT community’s strongest allies in the Texas Legislature are...
Read MoreRobert Rowling A few years back we wrote about how, unlike the vast majority of lodging chains, Omni Hotels doesn’t offer domestic partner benefits to its employees. Our reporting prompted the Irving-based company to agree...
Read MoreA Tarrant County jury on Monday handed down a verdict awarding Robert and Jane Cull of Mansfield $51 million in their lawsuit against Houston-based homebuilder Perry Homes, according to this report in The Dallas Morning News....
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