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Trying to Get Into a Sorority? There’s a Consultant for That.
Working Life is a monthly column in which Texans talk about their jobs. Stacia Damron is the founder of Austin-based Hiking in Heels, a sorority-rush coaching program. One of my earliest memories is...

The Houston Pianist Shaping 21st-Century Jazz
As a touring member of the rock band Haim, Paul Cornish spent six nights playing in front of 70,000 people at Los Angeles’ SoFi Stadium, opening for Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour. “I don’t think I�...

Why the Best Chance to Save Jacob’s Well Drained Away
The veto came as a shock. It was late June, and the long-embattled water warriors of Hays County were still celebrating a surprise victory at least a decade in the making. Their allies at the state ca...

Thirty-Four Years Later, We Have Not Forgotten the Yogurt Shop Murders
It’s been over three decades since four girls, none of them older than seventeen, were assaulted, shot, and set on fire at a North Austin yogurt shop on an early-December evening. It was 1991, and t...

The Daily Crossword: August 1, 2025
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Word Wrangler: August 1, 2025
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Meanwhile, in Texas: It’s a Doggone Miracle
A Houston man was reunited with his missing five-year-old French bulldog after he was contacted by a woman who had seen an online post about the lost dog and realized it was the same one she’d bough...

Rian Johnson Brings Wake Up Dead Man to Austin Film Festival
Third Benoit Blanc adventure to receive Texas premiere...

Nature Calls at This Award-Winning Rest Stop on I-10
The Coordinates series celebrates lesser-known locales worth visiting across the state. It can be hard to appreciate the landscape of West Texas when you’re hurtling toward the horizon, tumbleweed...

Texas Monthly’s Dining Critic on Her Latest Reviews and Summer Recipes
Texas Monthly’s new dining critic, Paula Forbes, joined the magazine early this year. Before that, she spent more than fifteen years covering restaurants, interviewing chefs, developing recipes, wor...