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Texas Removes 1 Million Ineligible Voters From Rolls, Including Possible Noncitizens
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced the state has removed 1.1 million ineligible voters, including possible noncitizens, since passing election integrity bills in 2021....

We’ve Made the Cobb Salad Texan. Take That, California.
In my house, there are two kinds of salads. The first is a slapdash affair of whatever type of greens I have on hand topped with various bits and bobs: yesterday’s leftover chicken; salsa or pesto t...

The Unbelievably True Story of One of the Artists Behind Cadillac Ranch
Texans You Should Know is a series highlighting overlooked figures and events from Texas history. My distant cousin Doug Michels, a brash and enthusiastic futurist who, as a member of Ant Farm, help...

If You’re Worried About Vaccinating Your Dog, Please Reread ‘Old Yeller’
There is no sadder story than Old Yeller. That’s true of both the 1956 novel, written by Fred Gipson—a Hill Country native who was born in 1908 on a farm in an unincorporated part of the area abou...

A Desert-Dwelling Stylist Breaks Down the “Chic Desert Aunt” Trend
If you turn to TikTok for fashion advice, chances are you’ll probably have to sift through some unintelligible internetspeak in order to find helpful tips. One of the biggest shifts in modern fashio...

Kellogg’s Diner Gets a Tex-Mex Makeover
Photo: Jeremy Liebman/Copyright 2024 Jeremy Liebman [email protected] Welcome to Grub Street’s 2024 Fall Restaurant Preview. All week, we’re diving into the upcoming open...

How the Designer of Central Park Was Inspired by Texas
Sheep Meadow is quiet on this Wednesday morning in June. The guitar-strummers and sunbathers who lounged on its lawn yesterday are gone, and now its only occupants are the elms and sycamores that clus...

Inside the World of Equestrian Drill, Where Precision Dance and Rodeo Combine in a Graceful and Terrifying Horseback Ballet
The night air was warm and muggy on July 5, 1976. There was barely any wind to move a single hair out of place—hers or her horse’s. Close to 34,000 people sat watching. It was her first time. She ...

Weatherford College Donated Land to a Christian School. State and Federal Laws Prohibit Such Gifts, Experts Say.
In 2004, a public junior college in North Texas abandoned plans to lease some of its land to a religious organization for $1 a month after the state attorney general warned that the effort could viola...

Meet the Millennial Boot Master Doing It Old-school
Every single inch of any pair of Graham Ebner cowboy boots has been crimped, nailed, pegged, sewed, stitched, stretched, and touched by Ebner’s own hands. If he’s lucky, he might squeak by with a ...