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8 wineries in the Texas Hill Country to visit this fall
To say Texas is keeping good company in the wine industry is an understatement, and you can find some of the state’s best wineries in the Texas Hill Country.
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Billie Eilish gets her own grove in Austin’s Zilker Park
A new tree grove in Austin’s Zilker Park was recently named after Billie Eilish. Here’s how the crossover happened.
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Sunnyside families gain a new support hub with HISD’s Sunrise Center
The Houston Independent School District opened a new Sunrise Center in Sunnyside. Here’s how the center is helping local families.
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The 9 freakiest UFO sightings in Texas history
From the first recorded use of “saucer” to mysterious lights that have never been explained, these UFO sightings in Texas continue to bewilder people.
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The world’s first trillionaire is all in on Texas
Elon Musk, the world’s richest man, has put at least $168 million into Texas’ US Senate race and $5 million into Gov. Greg Abbott’s campaign. His companies have a lot riding on the outcome.
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Punching In: The Houston businesswoman who traded the hustle for joy
Peachie Morris is helping Houstonians escape productivity culture and embrace the art of slowing down while building community.
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This South Texas race could decide the balance of power in Washington
Republicans redrew South Texas’ 34th District to unseat Democrat Vicente Gonzalez. Days before the election, he’s still standing, and a key forecaster now gives him the edge over Republican Eric Flores
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For Texas moms, the biggest career hurdle isn’t skills or ambition. It’s childcare.
Childcare is the leading barrier to economic opportunities for women in Texas. A new report from the Texas Women’s Foundation shows why it creates such a negative impact.
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Comets unveil brand identity as WNBA officially returns to Houston
An unveiling event brought together Houston Comets legends, fans, partners, and community leaders for a first look at the franchise’s new era.
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Stargazing in the Rio Grande Valley: What to know & where to go
If your head is filled with stars, you’ll love the night skies spread across the RGV. Here’s our guide to the best and brightest spots for stargazing in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Texas elections aren’t official until they get certified. Here’s how it works.
The typically low-key Texas election process has come under scrutiny since Jan. 6 rioters sought to halt certification of the 2020 presidential election.
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Washed-up dolls are a spooky find on Texas beaches
I find about 20 dolls on Texas beaches each year during my beachcombing surveys. Here are the good, the bad, and the ugly stories they’ve inspired.
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Give your wallet a break with 5 free family outings in the Rio Grande Valley this November
From butterflies and nature trails to crafts and holiday meals, these Rio Grande Valley activities offer family fun without the hefty price tag.
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A conservative senator reshaped Texas colleges. He wants the rest of the country to follow.
Writing laws to restrict DEI on campuses was just the start. Now as Texas Tech chancellor, Brandon Creighton wants to push the limits on what professors teach.
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Hakeem Jeffries visits Houston as Democrats raise concerns over ICE
Lawmakers say deportation policies are creating fear among workers and families, disrupting businesses and raising concerns about the cost of housing.
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Where do Texans feel most at peace? A new survey points to nature
A Mission for Michael conducted a survey to see where Texans feel most at peace. Most of them said it was at Enchanted Rock.
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Can Texans still eat out for $10? A local founder is crowdsourcing the answer
A San Antonio man has launched a user-generated website that maps cheap meals across Texas.
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5 Texas Election Day traditions of the past
With the midterm elections right around the corner, here are a few retired Texas Election Day traditions that used to commemorate Nov. 3.
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Cypress, your morning just got a buzzer-beater: Bigface coffee arrives in November
Jimmy Butler’s Bigface coffee brand is opening a mobile trailer in Cypress. Here’s what to know about the mid-November opening.
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Transportation shouldn’t keep anyone from voting, and DART is making sure of it
DART is offering free rides on various services to polling locations on Election Day. Here’s how it works.
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Meet the North Texas public school teacher aiming to flip the Texas House
Jordan Wheatley is a public elementary school teacher who is running this November “from the classroom to the Capitol” to flip a seat in the Texas House.
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‘It’s the AI data centers versus the people’: Lufkin teen speaks out, registers peers to vote
Lufkin High senior Aidan Haney is registering classmates to vote. He says a $1.5 billion data center plan has East Texans united against it.
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Q&A: Hear from a Texas election expert before you go vote
Mary Ibarra with the ACLU of Texas answers questions about this year’s midterm election and voting in Texas.
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The Granada Theater has been part of Dallas for 80 years. Now, it’s saying goodbye.
After 80 years in business, the Granada Theater in Lower Greenville will close in 2027. It’s set to be replaced by a bathhouse.
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Cowgirl Museum honors trick riding pioneers in new exhibit
A new exhibit at the National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame, “Gravity Defied,” opens Nov. 7. Here’s what it includes.
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The 8 best bookstore cafés in DFW for readers to check out
Discover your next read and hang out for a while at one of these 8 bookstore cafés in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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How to see the best murals in Texas in one road trip
Texas has an abundance of amazing artwork. Whether you’ve only got a few hours or several days to explore, there’s lots to discover on a road trip to see these beautiful murals in Texas.
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A stay at Miraval Resort in Austin: Horse painting, tarot, & the best massage of my life
Miraval Resort & Spa in Austin offers a wellness adventure with one-of-a-kind experiences, spa treatments, and education you can take home.
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Trump rally puts spotlight on Corpus Christi in this South Texas race
The new map sent Democrat Vicente Gonzalez back Corpus Christi, where he was born, and both candidates are courting voters fresh off a water crisis.
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Is your toothpaste on the FDA recall list? Here’s how to find out
Several types of toothpaste are included in the FDA recall. Here’s why and which brands have been affected.
