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What Will You Find in a 343-Year-Old Mission Dedicated to the Saint of Lost Things?
The Detours series celebrates lesser-known locales worth visiting across the state. Inside the adobe walls of the Ysleta Mission are clues to a deep history of acculturation that characterizes El Pa...
The Neighborhood Spat That Went Nuclear
The Battle of Saratoga Hills finally seemed to be drawing to a close, or at least a standstill. But then, on November 13, a week after Donald Trump’s election triumph, a bombshell dropped on one of ...
Why on Alderaan Is a Steve Earle Song in the New ‘Andor’ Trailer?
On Monday morning, Star Wars fans were treated to the trailer for the much-anticipated second season of Andor. The Disney+ series occupies a unique space in the franchise; whereas most Star Wars movi...
The Texanist: What’s a Spinning Cube in New York Got to Do With the Alamo?
Q: Years ago, I worked near Manhattan’s Astor Place Plaza and regularly walked by a hulking square sculpture there. Eventually, I moved to Texas and forgot all about it—until I read a while back t...
Texas Film Awards Adds More Stars to March 6 Ceremony
Zazie Beetz, Jay Duplass, the Sing Sing team join in...
Where to Catch the Next Big Bass
Texas is teeming with storied reservoirs stocked with largemouth bass, thanks in large part to the state’s ambitious, one-of-a-kind ShareLunker program, which marks forty years in 2026. Here are fiv...
The Men Spending $1,000 a Day in Pursuit of Big Bass 
There’s a fine line between passion and obsession. In the world of stalking largemouth bass, that line comes in at the ten-pound mark on a scale. For most anglers, a fish weighing in the double digi...
Texas Country Reporter Festival Announces Music Lineup
The twenty-ninth annual Texas Country Reporter Festival will be held in Grand Prairie on Saturday, April 26, 2025, inviting attendees to experience a wide array of Texas arts, food vendors, and live m...
Where Did Our LUV Go?
Wisecracking, chain-smoking, Wild Turkey–swilling Herb Kelleher once delivered a surprisingly sober speech about how Southwest Airlines should draw inspiration from the brave Americans who fought in...
L. Clifford Davis Learned to Go the Back Way
One August day almost seventy years ago, a Texas governor ignored the law and sided with a white mob. It was school registration day in the then-tiny town of Mansfield, southeast of Fort Worth. Earlie...
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