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The Local Businesses That Were Once A-Frame Whataburgers
A taqueria in San Antonio, a used-car dealership in El Paso, an art school in Dallas, and a coffee shop in Waco. What do they all have in common? They’re housed in buildings with distinct A-frame st...

Blue-State Governors Harbor Texas Fugitives To Help Democrats Get Control Of Congress
If Abbott’s threat of potentially prosecuting those who aid fugitive Democrats is ignored, then they could have the financial resources to stay away for many months....

Texas Even Wilder: Texas Wild (Deluxe Edition) Features New Covers
Zella Day, Ruthie Foster add to Texas Parks and Wildlife LP...

Wandering the Ghost Town Capitol With the Texas Democrats Who Stayed Behind
The most powerful Democrat in the Texas House—that’s a relative concept—slipped into the hearing room at the last minute. He brushed by reporters eager to talk to him and took his place alongsid...

Meet the 71-Year-Old Texan Who Broke a Big Record on a Tiny Boat
Robert Youens left Pensacola, Florida, in a sixteen-foot aluminum johnboat at 7:31 a.m. on July 12, with the goal of navigating America’s Great Loop as fast as he could. Roughly 4,800 miles, 64 lock...

The Daily Crossword: August 8, 2025
The post The Daily Crossword: August 8, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....

Word Wrangler: August 8, 2025
The post Word Wrangler: August 8, 2025 appeared first on Texas Monthly....

How ‘King of the Hill’ Popularized a Less Cartoonish Vision of Texas
For a dozen years, the animated TV sitcom King of the Hill worked to shake Hollywood from its habit of depicting Texas as a fantasyland of cowboys and oilmen. Its original run ended in 2009, but now t...

“Lives May Have Been Saved”: Trump Hiring Freeze Zapped a Key Role in Texas Emergency Response
The prospective hire was meant to help solve a persistent problem in dealing with Texas’s many natural disasters: translating warnings about extreme weather into appropriate action. By late January,...

With New Cell Phone Ban, Texas Students Will Have To Start Talking To Each Other
Perhaps students will discover the lost arts of doodling, passing notes, planning outings with friends, and reading actual books from the school library....