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Hand-Rolled Tortillas and Salsa Verde Like Grandma’s...

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2024/09/27

Sebastien Quintanilla takes inspiration from his grandmother Rosa in crafting the menu for the BBQ Fiends food truck, outside Rockabilly Brewing.

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Kacey Musgraves Is Still Following Her Arrow

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2024/09/27

At the East Texas native’s third ‘Austin City Limits’ taping, everything that makes her an iconoclast was on full display.

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Answer Me This: Which Texas Races Might Flip Seats in...

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2024/09/26

Everyone’s paying attention to the national races, but senior editor Alex Samuels breaks down which state races are the ones to watch.

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We’re Making the Ultimate Map of Texas’s Regions—and...

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2024/09/26

Is Houston in East Texas? Where does West Texas start? Help us settle these and other perennial debates.

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The Truth About Being Dead

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2024/09/26

The experimental Austin rock band likes to invent bogus backstories. But its new album, ‘Eels,’ is surprisingly real.

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Faster Than Pickleball. Slower Than Tennis. Is This...

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2024/09/26

With padel clubs opening around the state, Texas has become a hot spot for the glitzy mash-up of doubles tennis, pickleball, and squash.

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Johnny Manziel’s New Show Sounds Painful, But Maybe...

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2024/08/30

The former Texas A&M great Johnny Manziel plans to interview other former greats about their former greatness.

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I Went to the Biggest Quinceañera Expo in the...

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2024/08/30

The parents of these lucky teens are springing for professional dance crews, $4,000 dresses, and chilaquiles carts.

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“Just Easier When You’re Not Openly Queer”: Students...

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2024/08/30

Carroll ISD, in the Dallas suburbs, is fighting against new Biden administration Title IX rules concerning gay and trans students.

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It’s Officially College Football Season. Here Are 9...

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2024/08/30

Dips, nachos, and turkey legs are the perfect ways to celebrate the best time of the year.

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In His Bid to Unseat Ted Cruz, Colin Allred Is Hardly...

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2024/08/29

The congressman has mystified politicos by holding relatively few public events as he runs to unseat the unpopular Republican incumbent. But there’s a method to the seeming madness.

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The Wildest Details at Yolanda Hadid’s Fort Worth Ranch

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2024/08/29

The former Real Housewife of Beverly Hills and lifelong horse girl has set up camp in Cowtown with a pair of leather chaps and a LOT of equine-themed art.

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A Wildfire-Ravaged Panhandle Town Rallies Around High...

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2024/08/29

For Canadian High School students who lost everything in the Smokehouse Creek Fire, the return of football represents a return to normalcy.

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What to Know About the Federal Lawsuit Against the...

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2024/08/29

Richardson-based RealPage is under fire from the Department of Justice, which alleges illegal price-fixing.

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Is Vertical Farming the Future of Texas Agriculture?

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2024/08/29

Indoor crop production saves water and reduces supply-chain risks, but its carbon footprint and expense still make it a gamble for start-ups.

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Houston’s Geothermal Energy Sector Is Hot—and Steamy

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2024/08/29

Thanks to its fracking expertise, the city is playing a big part in the future of the very low-carbon power source.

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We Regret to Inform You of Another Texas Nightmare Worm

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2024/08/29

The stinging fireworm’s venom causes pain, nausea, and dizziness—but you’ll almost certainly never see one of these weird marine creatures.

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Bachelors Have Embraced a New Conspiracy Theory: JFK...

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2024/08/28

The “exploding head” theory, erupting through the apps, does explain a larger mystery: why these folks are still single.

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CenterPoint CEO Jason Wells Is Very Sorry About All That

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2024/08/28

After Hurricane Beryl cut power to millions of Houstonians, the local electricity provider is going on an apology tour. Is it too late?

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Texas Monthly Releases List of Top Texas-Style BBQ...

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2024/08/28

Daniel Vaughn, Texas Monthly’s BBQ editor, traveled across the country to find the most impressive examples of the state’s iconic cuisine.

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