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Texas Monthly Takes Home Eight National City and Regional Magazine Awards
Texas Monthly took home eight awards—more than any other publication—at the City and Regional Magazine Association c...

America Has Lost the Plot. Ken Burns Asks for (Only) 12 Hours to Help Us Find It.
Last week, Ken Burns threatened to lock me in a library for twelve hours. To be fair, that probably doesn’t feel very...

Greg Abbott Sent the Texas National Guard to San Antonio. Protesters Threw a Fiesta.
Ice Villa, a 25-year old rapper from San Antonio, was disappointed that she had been out of town last week when around two hundred people gathered at city hall to protest recent raids by Immigration a...

Come to Texas’s Oldest City for the History. Stay for the Blueberries, Barbecue, and Gardens.
Considered the state’s oldest city, Nacogdoches is full of Texas firsts—the state’s first wine cellar, the first oil pipeline, the first daily newspaper set to type, the first two-story building...

The Daily Crossword: June 13, 2025
The post The Daily Crossword: June 13, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....

Word Wrangler: June 13, 2025
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How a Picky Rescue Dog Inspired This Woman-Led Taqueria
Alejandra Cavazos has a soft spot for strays. Growing up in McAllen’s Mexican sister city, Reynosa, she took in feral cats and loose dogs, a practice she stopped during her time at university in Mon...

I Went to a Biohacking Conference. I’m Probably Still Going to Die.
For someone with aspirations to live to 180, Dave Asprey’s time is carefully budgeted. At his three-day biohacking conference, held in Austin in May, Asprey’s PR team granted me eight minutes to i...

H-E-B Sells a Slew of Scented Sunscreens. We Tried Them All.
H-E-B has always been there when we needed it most, whether by offering butter and regular flour tortillas, helping Texans during natural (and unnatural) disasters, or (at long last) accepting Apple P...

Take a Trip Down the Rio Grande With the Flatlanders’ Butch Hancock
If you recognize Butch Hancock’s name, you probably know him as a member of the Flatlanders, the legendary trio from Lubbock that is now a cornerstone of Texas country music. What you may not know i...