Gregg Popovich ruined basketball for a lot of Texans.

The attorney general alleges Crest and Colgate are “encourag kids to ingest fluoride toothpaste” with their marketing. It’s the latest in the Texas GOP’s war on nonexistent threats.

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The show's action might look familiar to anyone who's watched Texans look after one another following a natural disaster, ...

Plus a pig leads a blind dog to safety, a homeowner uncovers buried human teeth, and other recent events in our unpredictable ...

Details about the stories featured in the first episode of the new series premiering on Texas PBS stations. Available ...

Starting this spring, "Texas Monthly Presents," a weekly half-hour show, will air on nine PBS stations across the state.

The magazine recently hired senior writer Robert Downen, digital managing editor Katharine Jose, copy editor Anahi Molina, ...

Margaritas, chips and queso, and mariachi music are wonderful—but they’re not required for celebrating Cinco de Mayo. The ...

Is “radical” furry culture taking over Texas public schools? One lawmaker says: Maybe, I’m not sure, but let’s ban it just in ...

Q: Having been born and raised in Houston and lived 25 years in San Antonio, I’ve often heard the phrase “I gotta talk to a ...

My God Votes says Christians have abdicated their civic duties. The Houston group has a plan to mobilize the church—starting ...