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Punching Through at the Alpine Boxing Club
For these young boxers in West Texas, learning to fight means more than throwing a punch.
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Governor Greg Abbott is Almost Unbeatable in the 2018 Race
A Democratic survey of voters shows the governor’s power, but it doesn’t mean Texans agree with Republicans on all the issues. Here’s how the Democratic party can use that information.
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Inside Barton Springs, Austin’s Favorite Watering Hole
Photos and memories from the public pool that brings a city together.
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The Hunting Collection
Essential reading for the deer blind
Latest News
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Every City in Texas Wants Amazon’s New Headquarters. They Should Think Twice
The case against Amazon.
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Judges Approve Key Parts of Sanctuary Cities Bill: Your Texas Roundup
Plus: The NFL’s sideline politics and how to fund Houston’s Harvey relief.
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Coach Popovich’s Comments About Trump Have Changed the NBA for the Better
Pop’s outspoken remarks have created room for America’s most politically active sports league to take an even more active stance.
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After The Fire: A Look Inside Franklin Barbecue
The story of the fire that put what might be the world’s most famous barbecue joint temporarily out of commission.
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How A Texas Green Beret Helped The NFL’s National Anthem Protests Evolve
Nate Boyer, a six-year Army vet who served multiple tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, inspired the idea of taking a knee.
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Here’s a List of Everyone Running for Texas Governor So Far
Would you cast your vote for Mr. Leather International, or a guy who legally changed his name to SECEDE?
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A Sisterhood of Domestic Workers is Fighting Against SB 4
Domésticas Unidas is leading the charge against the sanctuary city bill in San Antonio.
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Ted Cruz Doesn’t Support Latest Attempt to Repeal Obamacare: Your Texas Roundup
Plus: Houston Texans players stand and lock arms during the national anthem, police make arrests at a protest against Confederate monuments at the Capitol, and a record-breaking longhorn is sold in Fort Worth.
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Texans Behind Bud Light
Most Texans don’t realize that Bud Light is brewed in Texas. It’s been handcrafted in Texas since 1982 right down the street on Gellhorn Drive in Houston, Texas. It’s made by our fellow Texans, could be your neighbors or friends, who come to work every day at the Houston Anheuser-Busch Brewery. 600 total employees work at the brewery.
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Visit Big Bend
Far from any major city, the Big Bend is truly one of the world’s last frontiers, a relatively untouched corner of the American West, and an ideal place to rediscover the simple pleasures of silence, solitude and open space.
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Cordillera Ranch
It’s no secret the Texas Hill Country is one of the most scenic places in the United States. The gorgeous rolling terrain, punctuated by towering cypress trees, crystal clear rivers and blooming wildflowers – it’s no wonder why this part of the country is a real estate hotbed. Nestled in its heart an easy 20-minute drive outside of San Antonio is Cordillera Ranch, a luxury gated community.
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Sponsored PBR
PBR Finds Its Patriotic Voice In Genuine American Warrior
When PBR (Professional Bull Riders) stampedes into Las Vegas for the league’s annual World Finals, a fresh new voice will be providing a patriotic sound track.
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The Battle For El Paso’s South Side
With the south side of El Paso up for grabs, everyone seems to have an idea about what the city’s future should look like.
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Meet The New Waco
A cluster of creative types has set up shop in Chip and Joanna Gaines’s suddenly hot hometown.
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The Texas Card Shark Behind New Documentary ‘Dealt’
‘Dealt’ tells the story of Richard Turner, one of the world’s greatest card sharks.
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Upscale Hill Country Cuisine at Pitchfork Pretty
Don’t let the folksy branding of this Austin newcomer fool you.
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Astronaut Scott Kelly Talks About His New Book and What He Missed in Space
Scott Kelly on what freaked him out—and what drove him crazy—during his record-setting year on the International Space Station.
Longreads
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The Day The Fire Came
A tale of love and loss on the Plains.
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Bad Girls Get Old
Thirty years ago, Jo Carol Pierce turned her Lubbock upbringing into a sublime musical about sex, suicide, and Jesus. Now 72, she’s ready for her third act.
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The Shelf Life of John Mackey
Whole Foods’ eccentric founder changed the way Americans consume food. Can he survive the Wall Street forces that now want to consume him?
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Man About Town
How did rapper Bun B become Houston’s unofficial mayor?
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The Innocent and The Damned
The case against Fran’s Day Care in Austin raised the specter of Satanic conspiracy—just like hundreds of similar controversial child abuse cases across the country.