From the Archives: Can a New Generation of Texans Revive the Dream of Space Exploration?
With NASA’s ambitions trimmed, private space companies come to Texas, dreaming of Mars.
With NASA’s ambitions trimmed, private space companies come to Texas, dreaming of Mars.
The city held a special place in Lyndon Baines Johnson’s heart, and a number of the places significant in his life there are still around.
Perry-backed legislation would create the "Fort Knox of Texas."
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
And tells readers to wish him a "Happy Iraq War Day."
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Ten thousand "city killers" pass by the Earth unnoticed every year, said a NASA official.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Regardless of your views, at least you know what's going on in there.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Alcohol will be served—after the sermon.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Here are the pros and cons.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Just surveying the property will cost up to $25,000.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
By The Daily Beast. We already knew they were great.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
For the first time since it was penned by commander William Barret Travis 177 years ago.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Carl Henry Blue was put to death Thursday for setting an ex-girlfriend on fire.
By Texas Monthly and Madelyn Herzog
Or are their tweets just too profane?
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
"Home run!" Dad said.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Residents may soon enjoy a ski lift-like public transit system.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
"ilu," 63-year-old Rep. Cohen (D-Tennessee) tweeted multiple times at a young bikini model.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
The city's massive inland desalination plant is drawing admirers from near and far.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Take it down, ordered U.S. House operations officers.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
"We've always attempted to think outside the box as far as what the needs of the community are," said Rev. Brad Foster, Calvary Baptist Church's senior pastor.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Remember the 2012 Water Plan? Now it's being discussed in legislature. We'll bring you up to speed.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
How likely are Californian businesses to move to Texas?
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
And the border was declared secure. What does this mean for immigration laws?
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Perry's thirty-second radio ad aimed at wooing businesspeople will run in six Californian cities.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
The Lone Star state constructed over 36 million square feet of energy-efficient space last year.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
First he was mad, then he was sad. Now he is coming to terms.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Representative Drew Darby wants fuel-efficient vehicles, which naturally incur lower gas taxes, to be charged increased registration fees.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Announced a judge who himself has 1,000 first editions in his personal library.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
Or so said a Marine Band spokeswoman. Question is, does it even matter?
By Texas Monthly and Madelyn Herzog
With a largely Protestant bias, according to examples culled by the Texas Freedom Network.
By Madelyn Herzog and Texas Monthly
H-town and two other Texas cities have some of the worst drunk driving fatality rates in America.