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Art collectors have paid six figures for Texas impressionist Julian Onderdonk’s hundred-year-old bluebonnet paintings.

Pete Arredondo, the former chief, and former officer Adrian Gonzales face felony charges of abandoning or endangering a child.

The president’s struggles in last night’s debate with Donald Trump were foreshadowed five years ago by an attack launched by the former San Antonio mayor.

Executive editor Michael Hall reflects on the many faces of Kinky, and the unique brand of humor he brought to Texas culture.

As Sí Baby-Q, you’ll find smoked chicken smothered in coconut curry and served with peanuts and ikan bilis, and roti instead of white bread.

Texans Zach Chance and Jonathan Clay of the band Jamestown Revival spent nine years writing the music for this year's Best Musical winner.

An ascendant faction of the GOP wants to make the party smaller and purer while keeping Democrats from power by any means necessary.

The iconic humorist, who called himself one of the “three kings of the one-liner,” may have been the most quotable Texan ever.

The Blaster and the Flatlander, now of Medicare-receiving age, look back on thirty years of border-mingling music and friendship.

The musician, writer, would-be politician, and Texas Monthly contributor died at his beloved Echo Hill Ranch on Thursday.

Take a bit of home on the road with Texas-made luggage, passport holders, tote bags, and more.

Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez is on a path to becoming the greatest prizefighter the Alamo City has ever produced.

These 13 bars and restaurants in Austin have the best wine lists, and they offer great bites to go alongside their diverse labels.

Five years after “Hot Girl Summer,” the Houston rapper is processing success, strife, and celebrity.

Allen West Watch: The former Texas GOP chairman was known to rock the boat, and in doing so may have edged the state party further right. These days, he’s picking a losing battle with ballots in blue Dallas County.

Fourth City Barbecue in Missouri, enhances the traditional local style with skills borrowed from Texas.

Dancer Texas Pop. 81, Tim McCanlies’ s1998 comedy, belongs to a lineage of films about coming of age in a state that exerts both a push and a pull on young people.

The Dallas musician has instated a monthly show at the Kessler, just days after each chemotherapy treatment. He says the practice is saving him.

Testing of smokable hemp at eight dispensaries around the state found that all were selling cannabis with potent levels of the psychoactive compound THC.

Texas Country Reporter tags along with the photographer whose latest book highlights the gothic beauty of southern swamps.

Senior editor Alex Samuels examines which non-Texans are making the biggest election contributions. And more importantly—what do they want?

Max Scherzer's impressive return and a recent four-game winning streak injected hope to an otherwise disappointing season in Arlington.

Host Katy Vine and producer Ana Worrel investigate a murder-for-hire plot arranged by an executive of a well-known Austin car dealership.

These 75 weird and wonderful local flags are what happens when somebody has a quixotic vision and a copy of Photoshop.

After suffering domestic abuse, Silvia Hernandez went on to create a life she loves, and the center of that is her Andrews restaurant, Taqueria Gael.

The latest true crime series from Texas Monthly tells the story of a murder-for-hire plot orchestrated by an executive at one of Austin's best-known car dealerships.

Two years after the U.S. Supreme Court's Dobbs decision, two new books explore the untold stories of how it happened—and its impact.

The anti-vaxxers who went viral in 2020 are back with an offering taking on the New World Order through the power of song.

Banana pudding is all well and good, but it’s high time for an update. May we suggest sweet, soft peaches and spicy gingersnaps?

Compelled by an irresistible urge, male spiders emerge from their burrows every summer to wander over hillsides, roads, and lawns, seeking mates.