Texas is home to a growing crop of rom-com bookshops, and their proprietors know exactly what you should be reading this ...

The high school students begin the day by drawing one another’s blood, tying tourniquets and tapping veins before inserting needles. Afterward, they gather around a synthetic cadaver for an ...

This story originally appeared in the February 2025 issue of Texas Monthly as part of our public-education feature, “What Our Schools Actually Need.” Two years ago, during the 2023 legislative ...

Ultimately, the concert was moved off-campus, to Waco’s Heart O’ Texas Coliseum. Thanks to Willie and guest performers Little Joe y La Familia, Billy Joe Shaver, and Steven Fromholz, among others, the ...

He has covered state politics for 36 years, 27 of them as owner of the Quorum Report, a subscription-only website that trades ...

The idea that there "ain't no surf in Texas" persists. But as a new Galveston museum explores, adventurers have been catching waves here for at least a century.

Austin is forgoing its celebrated (by some) twice annual bulk pickup trash days for on-demand curbside services—and losing ...

As you search for the perfect present for your significant other (and maybe a little something for yourself) this Valentine’s ...

But there’s another issue that’s more complex and more uncomfortable to grapple with: cars, driven or driverless, can hurt or kill people. (The first pedestrian death caused by a self-driving car was ...

The city’s mayor, Ron Nirenberg, responded with his own column, “What Texas Monthly Got Wrong About San Antonio.” Nirenberg ...

One of a half-dozen American locations of this upscale global chain, Houston’s Afuri is one sleek and spacious room of shining metal and wood. Sitting there at a long, narrow community table or a ...

Aside from working their day jobs, Gary and Josh Jennings run Jennings & Co. BBQ, in Montgomery, making sausages, brisket, ...