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An unnamed person from an unspecified place has an unsavory point of view.
The community organizer is expected to make a play for millennials and young people of color.
A Houston man wants to know if our columnist would be happy in another of Texas's many wonderful locales.
Imagining a theoretical second disc for the Austin band’s best-of album, out this week.
A pair of Austin birders think it's time to replace the Northern mockingbird with something more . . . Texas-y.
The UT professor and longtime ’Texas Monthly’ contributor died on Saturday at the age of 79 after a stroke.
The 81,000-square-foot office space is part of H-E-B’s reimagining of itself as a technology company.
The nonprofit founder, entrepreneur, and musician talks work-life balance, her inspiration, and fostering a community.
In an East Austin warehouse, Revival builds custom bikes, restores vintage ones, and crafts leather accessories.
The last few days have brought tearful, angry debate over abortion, religious discrimination, and LGBTQ rights.
On this week’s National Podcast of Texas, the celebrated Austin pitmaster discusses the first ten years of Franklin BBQ, the psychology of expectations, and next week’s Hot Luck Fest.
A Houston man visits Austin and is mildly flummoxed by RM 2222.
Here died Greg Abbott’s burden-shifting plan, orphaned and alone.
The 30-year-old businesswoman talks motivation, her daily routine, and why it’s important for her fitnesswear to be inclusive.
An Austin man notes that the sky is the sky, no matter where you go.
An Austin man argues that his spouse’s impressive Texas ancestry should count for something.
The free three-day event starts April 8 and is a follow-up to the LBJ Foundation’s 2014 Civil Rights Summit.
On the latest National Podcast of Texas, the 'Grace and Frankie' star talks about navigating Silicon Valley, #MeToo’s impact on the modeling business, and the life she’s built on the back of 'Sports Illustrated' swimsuit stardom.
Professor emeritus David Anderson's tribute to the late UT president—his colleague, co-author, and friend for 40 years.
In a city where rap has long been overshadowed, a young artist steps into the spotlight.
The freshman congresswoman even took a question from Bill Nye, the Science Guy.
The entertainment giants are going all out— think a ’Game of Thrones’ renaissance faire, angel/devil cosplay, and puppies. And manicures.
It's the latest in a string of legal rulings that have chipped away at the Lone Star State’s once-heralded open records laws.
The popular Western boot company heads into new territory with the web brand’s first retail store, opening soon in Austin.
A newcomer to the state is looking for a cinematic introduction to his adopted home.
The Austin senator grills the secretary of state to get to the bottom of the controversial elections advisory.
The move by the lieutenant governor comes amid escalating tensions with Amarillo Republican senator Kel Seliger.
On the latest National Podcast of Texas, we talk to the author about his new book, ‘Austin to ATX,’ which attempts to demystify Austin’s dramatic transition from small town to global city.
The first step in that direction came from Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick, who announced a bill that would give Texas teachers a $5,000 pay raise.
The $119.12 billion two-year estimate is the first step in the Texas Legislature's budgeting process.
Our Bum Steer of the Year, the radio host dragged our democracy into the same sewer he crawled out of so many years ago.
Every weekend, scores of bachelorette parties flock to the Texas capital in search of cute murals, dressed-up cocktails, and the perfect Instagram. But the new tourism also reveals something deeper about the city's socioeconomic reality.
A Sherman woman thinks the gravy-laden slab of breaded meat deserves its due.
A Canada man has a few questions about the Austin establishment immortalized in a Guy Clark song.
The tech giant will become the largest employer in Austin, bringing an additional 5,000 jobs.
Matthew Whitaker repeatedly hammered the idea that people who enter the country without authorization are ”illegal aliens.”
The controversial interim head of the Justice Department is scheduled to be accompanied by U.S. Solicitor General Noel Francisco in Austin.
Felicia Graham’s new book 'Rollergirls' tells the story of Austin’s thriving flat-track roller derby scene through photos.
The Austin man behind Sweet Leaf Tea and Deep Eddy Vodka isn’t done populating your local grocery shelf.
Even though Austin’s newest boutique hotel, the Carpenter, had only been open for a week (official date was November 2), the lobby was already filled with locals who looked like regulars—one group sat hovered around the community table having a work meeting over kolaches, while others reclined…
Nearly 300 bills have already been filed by Monday morning; the vast majority of them will never make it to the governor's desk to become law.
Water, water, every where, nor any drop to drink.
Chef Jesse DeLeon has created a decidedly modern menu in an 1890 Victorian house.
He proudly waved the South American country's flag toward the end of his headlining set Friday night.
Known for photographing the best Texas homes, Casey Dunn was inspired by the west for his own abode.
Austin’s Greater Calvary Bible Church believes the sport is a training ground for essential life lessons. Here’s how the congregation’s efforts defy hunting trends across the state.
A California man wonders why people are angry at everyone's favorite Texas country artist
The former Democratic kingmaker would also be happy to see a blue wave in November—but he’s not betting on it.
Watch our latest Sound Check, in which the Austin-based duo performs a song from their new album.
