Cultura Markets bring culture and local vendors to the community year round
Cultura Markets organizer Mariah Zurita has created a community of local business owners showcasing their culture.
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Cultura Markets organizer Mariah Zurita has created a community of local business owners showcasing their culture.
National Hispanic Heritage Month starts September 15th and ends October 15th.
About 500 kids started the school year with a fresh pair of shoes, thanks to a local nonprofit dedicated to empowering underserved students in Oak Cliff.
Founded about a year ago, the league is made up almost entirely of immigrants from Latin America.
Escaramuza Charra consists of an eight woman team riding side-saddle on horseback, performing intricate routines at high speeds.
Escaramuza Charra may look pretty, but don't let the dresses fool you. These women work hard to perform their routines to perfection.
Cara Mia strives to tell diverse stories of the Latino experience and is sharing their works beyond the stage. The theatre participates in youth education programs and community events that focus on healing, learning and strategies for action.
There is no denying Latin Music in 2023 is seeing a global explosion backed by all kinds of record breaking sales, sold out concerts, and acceptance in mainstream culture.
What sometimes starts out as chaos, occasionally has a way of developing into perfect harmony.
His restaurants are a staple in North Texas. But, for the CEO of the popular Mi Cocina chain, business extends beyond food—it's about familia.
His paintings play with unusual combinations, like adding a touch of sci-fi to a Renaissance portrait or including imagery for the Americas in a scene set in Italy.
A Dallas native and raised in Oak Cliff, Rikki Rincón is well-traveled and well-versed with the international music scene.
You already know CBS celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month but so do the Cowboys!
The Dallas Cowboys are the most valuable franchise in pro sports, in no small part because they have the largest Hispanic and Latino fan base in the NFL.
CBS celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, and in Dallas, there is one woman's name that stands out.
The city of Dallas says its Mexican Independence Festival will be "showcasing diverse artistic and musical presentations, as well as a delectable array of Mexican dishes prepared by local restauranteurs and traditional food from various regions of Mexico."
She's the highest ranking female agent in the U.S. Customs and Border Protection Agency.
Montoya is focused on helping the organization grow the game of hockey among underrepresented fans, including Spanish-speakers like himself.
What do you get when you mix Tejano music and rock-n-roll? A north Texas band who's racking-up hits and a new record deal.
Dallas Police Chief Eddie Garcia has the distinction of being not just the 30th chief in the departments 140 year history, but also the first Latino to hold the job.
Dallas Cowboys offensive tackle Isaac Alarcon talks heritage and what it means to be one of the few Latinos in the entire NFL.
A mother-and-daughter chocolate business in Dallas has not only survived the pandemic but continues to use what it has learned to lift up others.
Marisa Perez is PepsiCo's senior vice president of growth acceleration. She's a first-generation Cuban-American whose past has contributed to her successful present.
In a recent sit-down interview, the announcer said he didn't originally set out for a career in a broadcast booth.
Daniel Aleman is the 27th Mayor of the city of Mesquite, and the first Latino to be elected to the seat. Dr. Angel Rivera became MISD's first Hispanic superintendent.
