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San Antonio’s Ex-Mayor Doesn’t Mind if You Think He’s Boring
After eight years, four elections, hundreds of protests, and a pandemic, Ron Nirenberg walked out of San Antonio’s city hall as mayor for the last time on June 18. Once referred to as “Liberal Ron...

Texas Monthly and Texas Book Festival Announce a New Book Club
For decades, Texas Monthly has partnered with Texas Book Festival, the state’s premier literary event, serving as a media sponsor and regularly participating in the festival’s programming. Now we�...

‘King of the Hill’ Always Got the Texas Sky Exactly Right
This story is part of “The Hills Are Alive,” a tribute to King of the Hill that appears in Texas Monthly’s August issue. See why the animated series is the most significant work of Texan culture...

The Unbearable Weight of Being Arch Manning
It’s Christmas at the Manning house, a stately, foursquare affair with gray shutters and an immaculately trimmed lawn nestled among the live oaks, double porches, and Greek Revival columns of fashio...

The Daily Crossword: August 4, 2025
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Word Wrangler: August 4, 2025
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San Antonians Are Happily Lining Up For (And Selling Out) This Monthly Burrito Pop-Up
To understand Texas, one must visit El Paso and San Antonio. Both cities are important to Texas history—including Segundo Barrio and the Alamo, respectively—and to its food, from chile colorado to...

The Daily Crossword: August 3, 2025
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Word Wrangler: August 3, 2025
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Where Is Arlen From ‘King of the Hill’? In Texas, It’s Everywhere.
This story is part of “The Hills Are Alive,” a tribute to King of the Hill that appears in Texas Monthly’s August issue. See why the animated series is the most significant work of Texan cul...