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James Talarico defeats Jasmine Crockett in US Senate primary

by Katie Serrano

| March 4, 2026

The 36-year-old Presbyterian seminarian and former middle school teacher will face X in the general election on Nov. 3.

Gina Hinojosa wins Democratic primary for Texas Governor

by Katie Serrano

| March 3, 2026

She will face Republican incumbent Gov. Greg Abbott in the general election on Nov. 3.

According to the Dallas Morning News, around 63,000 Democrats and 68,000 Republicans voted between February 17 and February 27.

Collin County breaks early voting record as Election Day arrives

by Sam Cohen

| March 3, 2026

Early voters in Collin County broke records ahead of today’s primary. Here’s what you need to know.

Texas Longhorn cattle are the official large mammal symbol of Texas, with a storied history from mingling with Christopher Columbus to a record-breaking auction in Fort Worth, plus lots of notable moments in between.

The history of Texas Longhorn cattle: From Christopher Columbus to a record Fort Worth sale

by Sydni Ellis

| March 3, 2026

Texas Longhorn cattle have a rich, centuries-long history that has led to the prestigious state icon they are today.

Women Breaking Ground, a Black female-led development group, has announced plans for a new $130 million project in South Dallas.

Black female-led developer plans $130M investment in South Dallas

by Sam Cohen

| March 3, 2026

Women Breaking Ground, a Black female-led development group, announced plans for a new $130 million project in South Dallas. Here are all the details.

Following Jackson’s character Russell Lee Washington Jr., who originally appeared on the series “Tulsa King” opposite Sylvester Stallone, “Frisco King” will air on Paramount+ and feature eight episodes in its first season, all penned by Sheridan himself.

Taylor Sheridan’s new Samuel L. Jackson series lands in Frisco

by Sam Cohen

| March 3, 2026

Taylor Sheridan is setting his newest show in Frisco. Here’s everything you need to know.

Young Houston voters push for new leadership in a tense election year

by ShaVonne Herndon

| March 2, 2026

As early voting closes ahead of Texas’ primary elections, some Houston-area voters say they are approaching the candidates with a renewed sense of urgency, citing concerns ranging from immigration and public education to civil rights and community safety. Roughly 270,000 people cast early ballots in Harris County for the March 3 primary, combining both in‑person […]

In January, Burleson began mapping the city to assist in its ADA transition plan, which was created to provide residents and visitors with a safer, more accessible way of getting around.

Sidewalk-mapping robots help Burleson build a blueprint for ADA accessibility

by Sam Cohen

| March 2, 2026

Daxbot robots have been mapping Burleson’s sidewalks to assist in the city’s ADA transition plan. Here’s what to know.

Tejanas have changed history in ways big and small for as long as we can remember.

7 Tejanas who shaped history

by Dorothy Scott

| March 2, 2026

Tejanas have changed history in ways big and small for as long as we can remember. Check out these seven examples from the music world to politics.

‘Carry one another’s burden’: Texas pastor marches 90 miles to protest ICE detentions

by Sierra Rozen

| February 27, 2026

Garcia, pastor of the immigrant-led Roca de Refugio Church, has seen 18 members of her congregation detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) since last May. To her, the nearly 26 miles she walks each day pale in comparison to what detainees are enduring.

Watch the Texas primary election results roll in at these watch parties around the state

by Sierra Rozen

| February 27, 2026

If you’re looking for a spot to watch primary election results come in, keep reading to find your nearest watch party.

The Dallas Arts Tower is set to open a public art gallery featuring pieces from local artists.

A new public art gallery makes its home in Dallas Arts Tower

by Sam Cohen

| February 27, 2026

The Dallas Arts Tower is set to open a public art gallery featuring pieces from local artists. The first exhibit begins March 5.

There had never been an all-female pit crew in a NASCAR event until a 2003 race at Texas Motor Speedway made history.

The historic all-female pit crew & other trailblazing Texas Motor Speedway women

by Joey Held

| February 27, 2026

There had never been an all-female pit crew in a NASCAR event until a 2003 race at Texas Motor Speedway made history. Learn how it all unfolded. The pit crew is the glue to keeping a race car driver together. When a racer enters the pit, the crew works in incredible unison, changing tires, adding […]

Curious to see these around in San Francisco. Would be nice to have a fully self driving car.

No driver? No problem. Waymo’s autonomous cars roll out in 3 Texas cities

by Sam Cohen

| February 27, 2026

Waymo recently expanded into San Antonio, Houston, and Dallas. Here’s what to know about the driverless vehicles.

McAllen city leaders recently approved an added fee for ride shares at its Internationl Airport.

Catching a Lyft or Uber at McAllen Airport? Soon it’ll cost you $3 more

by Sam Cohen

| February 27, 2026

McAllen city leaders recently approved an added fee for ride shares at its International Airport. Here’s what you need to know.

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Oak Cliff’s beloved Cinco de Mayo parade won’t return in 2026

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The Harry Styles Houston pop-up shop will be located at 2415 Taft Street and will be open March 6-8.

‘Late Night Talking?’ More like late night shopping—Harry Styles pop-up lands in Houston

Brook Bolen

Hopscotch is an immersive art experience spanning 20,000 square feet.

The 6 best experiences at Hopscotch in San Antonio (ranked by how much they make me smile)

Joey Held

Run the World (Girls): Tour Beyoncé’s hometown this Women’s History Month

Rebecca Deurlein

Not just books: Check out what you can do with a Houston, Harris County Public Library card

Sierra Rozen

Spring has sprung: Pick your own flowers at this North Texas tulip farm

Joi Louviere

In North Texas, 1 in 6 people (around 774,000 residents) face food insecurity, meaning they’re unsure of when they’ll have their next meal.

The North Texas Food Bank knows it takes a community to combat hunger

Sam Cohen

The “Spirit of the Wittliff in 40 Objects” exhibit includes items from Cormac McCarthy and Stevie Ray Vaughan.

TXST’s Wittliff Collections celebrates its legacy with ’40 Objects’ exhibit

Sam Cohen

Whether it’s Black History Month or any other time of year, supporting Black-owned businesses is a great way to put money directly into the hands of entrepreneurs who have historically faced workplace disadvantages.

10 Black-owned businesses to support in San Antonio

Dorothy Scott

Luckily, you don’t have to travel to New Orleans to get the full Mardi Gras experience, as there are plenty of ways to party in Dallas-Fort Worth in 2026.

7 ways to celebrate Mardi Gras in DFW

Sydni Ellis

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The history of Texas Longhorn cattle: From Christopher Columbus to a record Fort Worth sale

by Sydni Ellis

| March 3, 2026

Texas Longhorn cattle have a rich, centuries-long history that has led to the prestigious state icon they are today.

Black female-led developer plans $130M investment in South Dallas

by Sam Cohen

| March 3, 2026

Women Breaking Ground, a Black female-led development group, announced plans for a new $130 million project in South Dallas. Here are all the details.