The modern Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders launch in 1972 and rocket to national fame. [Read More]
In mid-November the Harris County district attorney issued subpoenas concerning the awarding of a contract for vaccine outreach. [Read More]
Grading the season performances and outcomes for all twelve FBS programs in Texas. You already know who's getting an F. [Read More]
But many breeders say the new regulations go too far. [Read More]
An El Paso woman is looking for the finest example of Lone Star holiday musical jollity. But can there only be one? An El Paso... [Read More]
After last year's 2–7 campaign, the Big 12 champions are sitting pretty thanks to their coach's low-key, high-character style. [Read More]
This revelatory show at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston finds the beat between gospel, blues, jazz, and visual art. [Read More]
Colloquially known as an "Indian taco," the fried dough loaded with savory or sweet toppings—and a complicated history—is becoming more widely available. [Read More]
Porkstrami, smoked corn dogs, and multiple brisket breakfast biscuits made our barbecue editor's list of superlative dishes this year. [Read More]
Oil-field medics face long hours, grisly accidents, desolation, and low pay. So why do they do it? [Read More]
Officially, UTSA faces Western Kentucky in Friday's title matchup. But the Hilltoppers' high-octane offense is fueled by transfers from Houston Baptist. [Read More]
Fort Worth writer-director Derek Presley overcame unprecedented odds to make his otherwise unremarkable thriller about a tormented hit man. [Read More]
'The Light Saw Me' is maybe the weirdest, most unexpected post-pandemic album to come out of the Red Dirt country scene. Just in time for... [Read More]
We have several suggestions for the new owner of the tiny burg of Mustang. [Read More]
Thursday, December 2 - 1:24 PM Texas Monthly
I've been the target of censorship and vicious harassment, but my greatest worry is what this trend means for young people who rely on school... [Read More]
Wednesday, December 1 - 3:53 PM Texas Monthly
A prickly pear cookie, a revelatory bowl of birria ramen, and twelve other extraordinary things our taco editor tasted this year. [Read More]
A drive toward optimization and hospital consolidation has left the state with less capacity per capita. [Read More]
Wednesday, December 1 - 11:10 AM Texas Monthly
San Antonio is ready to light up the holidays. There are dozens of ways the city has found to celebrate this season that are both... [Read More]
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