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The Week’s Biggest News in Brief: July 16-22
Flooding in Central Texas: Ahead of last week’s persistent rainfall throughout the state, local leaders and Gov. Greg...
Council Set to Approve Outside Firm to Audit City Operations
Austin’s first citywide efficiency audit is poised to move forward July 30, when City Council is expected to approve ...
Qmmunity: A Fourth Street Crosswalk Farewell
Rest in prismatic peace: Austin’s rainbow crosswalk buffering the west side of Fourth’s gay strip has been removed....
Due West Review: A Very Modern Western
For all its ancient skylines and sun-battered roadside signs that haven’t seen a lick of paint since LBJ was in offic...
The Houston City Council Found a Novel Way to Silence Protests on Live Stream
It’s been more than two weeks since Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, a 52-year-old Houston resident and Mexican citizen, was shot and killed by a federal agent while on his way to work. In the initial afterm...
Why Is Travis Scott in ‘The Odyssey’? A Texas Monthly Investigation
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is, among many other things, a story about stories. It’s about the way those stories shape societies, inform civilization, turn men into heroes and heroes into gods...
At a Historic West Austin Church, Clarksville Is Still Home Sweet Home
Clarksville families used to fill Sweet Home Missionary Baptist, the little white church on West 11th Street, every Sun...
At a Historic West Austin Church, Clarksville Is Still Home Sweet Home
Clarksville families used to fill Sweet Home Missionary Baptist, the little white church on West 11th Street, every Sun...
The Only Type of Restaurant I Won’t Post About
Digital subscribers can listen to this article. Subscribe today for unlimited access to Texas Monthly. Already a subscriber? Log in. Several weeks ago, my friend Greg Castillo and I visited a private...
A Brief Guide to the Bugs, Parasites, and Other Critters That Have Ruined Our Summer
There’s nary a week that passes when, in some corner of Texas, someone isn’t getting up to something that we can only describe as “antics.” These stories capture our attention and imagination,...
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