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My City Made a Change to Its Trash Pickup Service. So Why Am I So Sad?
Several times a year, Austin hosts a “city-wide garage sale.” The event expressly excludes new items. Instead, seekers of second-hand treasure gather in a massive events center and do what they do...
The Texan Taking the Trump Administration to Court
This morning, a federal court temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s proposed buyouts of federal employees. The defeat came on the heels of another this week, when a district judge blocked t...
If You Like “The Bear,” You’ll Love This Houston Play in Which Actors Cook Onstage
A ticket to the Alley Theatre’s production of Seared in Houston comes with an unusual notification: an allergen warning. “We’re cooking live on stage,” it reads, “including salmon. Please co...
Texas’ School Choice Bill Will Help Teachers And Students Alike
The status quo isn’t working, and reform is needed more now than ever....
In 2024, Texas’ Pro-Life Laws Saved Countless Women And Unborn Babies
Texas recorded zero elective abortions two years in a row, but the prominence of abortion pills by mail means lives are still threatened....
A Father-Son Duo Become Weekend Barbecue Warriors
When Josh Jennings was planning his high school graduation party, in 2017, he asked his dad, Gary, to cook some barbecue for the crowd. Gary had dabbled in smoking meat with an offset he bought from a...
Roar of the Crowd: February 2025
Massively Endearing MissiveI lived in Dallas for a fat minute in the early aughts. I picked up Texas Monthly and subscribed so I could try to understand this massive, quirky, and endearing place. But...
What Land Does to Texans
By way of introduction as Texas Monthly’s new editor in chief, I’d like to tell you about a tattoo, and it’s not even mine. My grandfather’s left shoulder was covered by a Longhorn’s head bu...
Paul Begala on Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan, and the Lost Art of Empathy
Long before Paul Begala made his career in politics—before his multiple stints as an analyst on CNN, before he served as an adviser to President Bill Clinton in the White House—he was a Willie ner...
Eight Great Hikes Off the Beaten Path in Big Bend
Starting May 1, visitors to Big Bend National Park won’t be able to access the Chisos Basin—including the campground there and some of the park’s most popular trails. But while crews are busy de...
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