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Beyoncé Wins Album of the Year (Finally!), and Other Texas Takeaways From the 2025 Grammys
The last time a Black woman won the Grammy for Album of the Year, when The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill was awarded music’s biggest prize, Chappell Roan had just celebrated her first birthday; Sabrin...

Curtis McMurtry Makes Music That Takes ‘Lonesome Dove’ Fans by Surprise
Shelves line every wall inside Larry McMurtry’s former home in Archer City. They stretch floor to ceiling along the hallways and into the bathrooms, lie secreted beneath the grand staircase, and sur...

A Texas Sheet Cake for Chocolate Haters
I have a confession to make: I don’t care for chocolate cake. I like chocolate fine, but cocoa powder alone doesn’t do it for me—I need creamy, dense cocoa butter with my chocolate, too. I love ...

Exclusive: Ohio Elections Chief Launches Portal Granting Citizens Greater Voter Roll Oversight
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose launched an online portal on Monday increasing citizens’ ability to ensure accurate voter rolls, The Federalist learned. “Transparency earns trust, and I’ll ...

Lula builds $28M round with bicoastal investor; plans deep expansion into new markets
Securing Lula’s Series A funding round is not only validation for the Kansas City proptech startup, Bo Lais said; the $28 million in capital means a greater opportunity to enhance the ecosystem for ...

Invary’s $3.5M seed round gives startup homefield advantage to rewrite the rules of cybersecurity
A $3.5 million seed round backed by two high-profile Kansas City funds is expected to help Invary redefine runtime security, said Jason Rogers, CEO of the Lawrence-based cybersecurity startup — mak...

Belle and Sebastian’s Stuart Murdoch on Chronic Fatigue, Austin, and His Debut Novel, Nobody’s Empire
Musician’s book tour lands at the State Theatre Feb. 14...

The Panhandle Is Burning. Can Ranching Survive?
When the towering black plume first sprouted on the western horizon, it wasn’t much cause for alarm. The sky in the northeastern Panhandle is near-boundless, and from his Hemphill County ranch Adam ...

Where to Eat in February
Illustration: Naomi Otsu Welcome to Grub Street’s rundown of restaurant recommendations that aims to answer the endlessly recurring question: Where should we go? These are the spo...

If Presidents Can’t Control Executive Agencies, Elections Are Fake
The Department of Justice, FBI, and USAID are posing prominent test cases for how the Trump administration can reform a malignant federal bureaucracy....