Election 2025: What To Watch
Here’s a roundup of some of the hottest, most bizarre, and interesting races in the lone star state taking place today
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The Many Fronts Of The Abortion War
The Texas bill targeting abortion medication is just one layer in a multi-pronged approach to restricting abortion
Best-selling Texas Author Turns Gothic Horror In New Novel
Acclaimed Richmond author Leigh M. Hall is taking her first stab at southern gothic horror with her latest Texas-set novel
Houston’s Menil Celebrates 100 Years Of Rauschenberg
Menil Collection in Houston is hosting a collection of fabric pieces in celebration of Robert Rauschenberg's 100th birthday this year
A Dallas Church Paints A Rainbow
Oak Lawn United Methodist Church in Dallas is responding to a government decree by painting a staircase the colors of the rainbow
The Great Werewolf Novels Of Texas
Four Texas authors have turned the old wolfman trope into something exciting and literary. And the perfect book to pick up during spooky season.
Texas Coalition Launches Campaign About Constitutional Amendment
A diverse group of organizations is rallying to inform voters about Proposition 15, which they say will be harmful to students and families
A Houston Horror Film 12 Years In The Making
It's been a long and challenging road for one Houston filmmaker, but his latest horror flick really takes a stab at social media
Thousands of Texans Take To No Kings Protests
Texans from every part of the state took part in peaceful No Kings protests to push back on many of the policies from the Trump administration
‘No Kings’ Protests Return To Texas
Thousands of Texans are expected at another round of No Kings protests against the Trump administration all over the state
Radical Political Puppeteers Come To Texas
The famed and revolutionary Bread and Puppet Theater, famous for their puppetry, is making stops in Houston, San Antonio, Austin, and Fort Worth this week
A Complicated Trajectory For DACA In Texas
How DACA looks in the future will be decided soon in a Texas courthouse, and the consequences for many Texans could be huge
Just How Weird Is Houston Heights
“The Heights used to be weird because there were a lot of artists, musicians, and other interesting people living there,” he said. “Now it’s weird because it’s populated with McMansions and people who don’t talk to their neighbors.”
Documentary Shows Librarians Fighting From The Front Line
A new documentary explores the ways in which librarians became front-line workers in the battle for democracy and the First Amendment