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Remembering Joshua Baer, the Austin Tech Innovator Who Believed “Texas Is the Future”
Chances are, if you ran into Joshua Baer in Austin, you stopped and looked. He was almost certainly wearing a T-shirt th...
Texas Monthly Takes Home Medals From the 61st Annual Society of Publication Designers Competition
Texas Monthly’s visual-media departments won five awards in the sixty-first annual Society of Publication Designers competition on Thursday, including a coveted gold medal for best of genre. The com...
Muscle Cars, Bedazzled Everything, an Actual Elephant: A Weekend With Texas’s Most Devoted Republicans
Weeks after a divisive primary that forced out a lion of their party, Texas Republicans sought to come together at their 2026 convention. Held in downtown Houston, the three-day confab was marked by c...
Texas Political Ads Are in Their AI-Slop Era
Texas politicians have a rich history of expressing their creativity by promoting their campaigns in baffling ways. Consider Dan Crenshaw’s Texas Reloaded series, whose first entry, in 2020, cast th...
The Daily Crossword: June 17, 2026
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Word Wrangler: June 17, 2026
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They’re Conservative, Vote Republican, and Love America. The Texas GOP Wants Them to Leave.
To stroll through the exhibit hall of a Texas GOP convention is to learn in real time what animates the most hard-line members of the state’s ruling party. Khaki-clad twentysomethings dole out pamph...
Houston Proves It’s the Center of Texas’s Dining Scene
Houston was feeling the love last night at the annual James Beard Awards, in Chicago. Of the 25 categories recognizing chefs and restaurants around the country, two of the biggest went to H-Town. Best...
‘Where the River Took Us,’ Episode 5: “Faith After the Flood”
Listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Read the transcript below. Subscribe Apple — Spotify “If I had known they would die, I would’ve gone and tried to rescue them in the kayak, a...
How a Construction Crew Stumbled Upon a Cornerstone of San Antonio’s Black History
For decades, San Antonio drivers parked their cars in the surface lot on Houston Street between the old Alameda Theater and the old county jail. The lot was like dozens of others downtown—hard, flat...
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