An exhaustive accounting of the Austin podcast giant's thoughts (and lack thereof) on James Talarico, Ken Paxton, and the electoral contest between them

A new required list doesn't meet the need to learn about the major religious traditions that make up Texas today—and it could impair public schools' ability to serve diverse populations.

Tano Tijerina, who prominently switched parties after Trump's 2024 inroads in South Texas, is trying to cash in on political connections while also casting himself as the insurgent outsider.

As states begin sending out mail-in ballots to voters, some campaigns are questioning if they should focus less on those votes than usual

The genre-transcending visionary was known for her provocative performance art, polka dots, and pumpkins

Paramount is considering relocating some of its operations out of California, and Austin has emerged as a possible destination.

Freedom of worship is a foundational American right with sound scriptural support. Meddling with it is wrong—and shortsighted.

On Tuesday, The Masure Gallery of Photography in Fort Worth announced the appointment of James Russell as its first writer-in-residence. The gallery’s new initiative will be aimed at supporting arts a...

A string of high-profile Senate and governor primaries will headline August and set the stage for November. They include the rushed special primary to replace the late Lindsey Graham in... Read More

If “deferred maintenance” is the government’s version of the excuse “the dog ate my homework,” then some Texas cities may…

If “deferred maintenance” is the government’s version of the excuse “the dog ate my homework,” then some Texas cities may…

Rosemary Meza-DesPlas is among the godmothers of her craft. Since the early 2000s, the Garland, Texas native has set the standard for how to integrate human specimens in art. All she’s using is hair.

In rural areas like Caldwell County, local Republican officials and citizens are scrambling to find ways to empower counties and slow AI-fueled development.

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The Dallas Mavericks and Dallas Stars haven't agreed on much in recent months, but they agree on this: American Airlines Center is outdated. How can an arena become obsolete in 25 years?

Monsignor Stephen Rossetti had been an archdiocesan exorcist in Washington for nearly two decades.

The company that owns Dickies doesn’t want to be a part of the arena anymore, according to arena officials.

With diversity and history under attack in Texas, Fort Bend County leaders are bucking trends to back the expansion of a museum featuring Black cowboy culture.

Trans rights, politics internet culture, gaming, and the occasional sports thing. A newsletter by independent journalist Katelyn Burns.

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In Hidalgo County's open House District 41, Bernie-backed Julio Salinas is up against McAllen City Commissioner Seby Haddad, who’s backed by most of the local politicos.

Among the groundbreaking innovations unveiled at U.S.-hosted exhibitions were the telephone, Ferris wheel and electric lighting.

“At long last, I am a stone-cold seven, the kind of guy who could win a Jacob Elordi lookalike contest in a farm town with a population of 200.”

Texas was No. 1 in complaints to the FCC after Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance

International visits to America have dipped amid concerns over immigration enforcement, and that could include soccer fans. | Opinion

After 20 years in office, opponents say he’s become out of touch and absent. Now he must survive a runoff against Alief school board member Darlene Breaux.

The Art Deco former Chicago Daily News Building will also get the nod from the Commission on Chicago Landmarks.

Amid turmoil over the Democratic Party’s future, Harris has been privately sounding out confidants about her own prospects.