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Tabitha Hidalgo is a multimedia journalist with experience in investigative journalism, public records reporting and narrative storytelling. Experienced covering government, higher education, infrastructure and criminal justice through document-driven reporting, source development and community-centered storytelling.
She has previously served as editor-in-chief of the North Texas Daily in Summer 2025 and led The SAC Sundial as editor-in-chief in Spring 2024 while earning her associate degree in journalism at San Antonio College.
Hidalgo believes in the power of storytelling to inform the public, elevate underrepresented voices and hold institutions accountable. She is innately curious hopes to focus on courts and the criminal justice system.
After repeated sewer backups flooded a Balch Springs rental with raw sewage, a tenant spent more than a year caught between the city and homeowner who disagree over who is responsible.
After more than 30 years of captivating audiences and mentoring aspiring actors, Sally Nystuen Vahle, professor of acting and a cornerstone of the Dallas theater community, is preparing to take
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation Reintegration Center is located in Okmulgee and offers Muscogee citizens reentry services; however, citizens must be living within one of the 12 counties on the reservation. Frustrated but undeterred, Battiest decided to take action.
University administrators are currently using an artificial intelligence tool to review course syllabi for legal compliance, faculty leaders of the university chapter of the American Association of University Professors said.
Soft lighting and muted tones fill the small counseling room as a student sinks into a chair, hands clasped tightly in their lap. Across from them, a counselor listens intently,
Day 1: Students for Justice in Palestine university chapter starts university events with protest
As the setting sun casts an orange glow across the courtyard, the rhythmic stomps of heels from synchronized movements fill the air. Sweat glistens on the dancers' brows, their focus
Denton's Community Shelter, operated by Our Daily Bread, held a virtual town hall to answer questions and outline details of its planned shift from an emergency shelter model to a
University President Harrison Keller announced the launch of the Texas Talent Accelerator, a regional partnership designed to prepare North Texas for its rapidly changing workforce needs, at the Frisco campus.
As voices filled the air at The Bearded Monk on July 11, personal stories unfolded through poetry, marking the start of Denton's Disability Pride Month celebrations and the opening of
As music pulsed through the air, university alumna and Denton resident Angelic Vortex stood near the entrance of Rubber Gloves Rehearsal Studios on June 19, greeting guests to the fourth
Editor's Note: Gerard Hudspeth's name has been corrected.
As Thin Line Fest, a five-day, three-part multimedia festival, came to a close, its final two days ended just as lively as it began, celebrating art in all its forms
The bright sun beamed down on university students, clutching melting popsicles, as they strolled from booth to booth on the Library Mall. Despite the heat, visitors browsed art displays and
With red-slicked fingers and crawfish juice dripping from their hands, dozens of people leaned over heaping trays of mudbugs, cracking shells around the paper-lined tables underneath a canopy on Hickory
University communication design senior Kyla Brown entered her first communication design class uncertain she belonged. Coming from a drawing and painting background yet surrounded by other experienced peers, she felt
Beneath the Art Annex's fluorescent lights, four university graduate students' hands mold, carve and construct each movement to prepare their work beyond the studio, guided by their research and creative
The warm glow of stage lights illuminated the Denton Civic Center as voices rose and fell in rhythm, weaving tales that transported listeners to distant lands, childhood memories and imagined
The Patterson-Appleton building was rumbling on March 22. Different sounds, different tones and different genres flowed in and out of the cracks of the building, drawing attendees from around the
At the Radio, TV, Film & Performing Arts Building's theater, dancers leaped, spun and propelled themselves across the stage, their movements a blend of athleticism and artistry.
Benito Antonio "Bad Bunny" Martínez Ocasio released his sixth studio album, "DeBí TiRAR MáS FOToS" on Jan. 5. The album stands as a profound homage to his Puerto Rican heritage,
As author Jehanne Dubrow stepped up to the podium at Patchouli Joe's Books & Indulgences, the crowd fell silent in anticipation. Clutching a copy of "Civilians," her latest poetry collection,
A long line of people braved the chilly weather this weekend for the grand opening of The Plot Twist, a new romance-themed book bar founded by a mother-daughter duo. Dawn
Cap and gown pickup for students participating in SAC's Commencement 2024 Ceremony is underway at the Fletcher Administration Building.
Applications to run for office in SAC's Student Government Association opened March 18, and students can apply until 5 p.m. Thursday.
The beats of African drums reverberated through the University Union's Lyceum on Nov. 14 as the College of Music's African Ensemble opened the "Rhythms of the World" celebration, a multicultural
As the lights dimmed and the dancers took the stage, the hush of anticipation gave way to a night of movement and storytelling presented by the Department of Dance and
Drivers cruising down East Hickory Street Tuesday evening slowed to take in the vibrant splashes of color rising across a massive wall at the Patterson-Appleton Arts Center, where graffiti artists
The delicate shimmer of sequins and beads catches light at every angle, illuminating the craftsmanship behind every garment featured at the university's College of Visual Arts and Design Gallery. Intricate