U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Dallas led a letter calling for a briefing on why the state won’t review 2022 and 2023 deaths. Read: Read More
El Paso Matters – El Paso DA’s Office altered court record in appeal of migrant riot case dismissals, judge rules
The El Paso District Attorney’s Office improperly directed the alteration of court records as it prepared to appeal the dismissal of dozens of cases against migrants charged with rioting when they entered…
KTSM News – El Paso man charged with driving drunk in fatal crash, court documents say
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A 22-year-old El Paso man is facing charges after he was driving drunk and was involved in a fatal crash last Friday, Dec. 13, in West El…
KTSM News – Gov. Abbott unveils new border security strategy to deter migrants
EAGLE PASS (Nexstar) — Gov. Greg Abbott will be at the southern border Thursday afternoon to unveil the latest border security strategy to deter migrants from crossing into Texas. He will be…
El Paso Matters – Opinion: Chanukah’s timeless and timely message is that evil can be defeated
By Rabbi Levi Greenberg On Dec. 8, the world woke up to the news that the over half-century Assad regime in Syria no longer existed. Two weeks earlier it was one of…
Yard Barker – 25 players to watch in the College Football Playoff
The College Football Playoff field is set, and the anticipation awaits. The 12-team tournament is an opportunity for individual stars to shine their brightest. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – TM Audio Exclusive: Paula Mejía on the Enduring Influence of Johnny Canales
TM Audio subscribers have access to this episode one week early. Visit our FAQ page to learn how to link your subscription to your podcast app. This bonus episode of Viva Tejano features a…
Yard Barker – Storylines to follow in the 2024-25 College Football Playoff
There is plenty of excitement and intrigue surrounding the first 12-team College Football Playoff. Here’s our take on some storylines to keep an eye on before and during this historic tournament. Read: Read…
Texas Monthly – Federal Regulators Were Trying to Rein in Texas Polluters. Then They Lost Documents Crucial to Their Efforts.
Most days, when she leaves her house in Fort Bend County, south of Houston, she does so wearing a mask. Donna Thomas, a 63-year-old environmentalist, doesn’t take the precautionary measure because of…
Texas Monthly – Smoked Meats Are a Major Part of This Midland Restaurant’s Menu, but Don’t Expect a Typical BBQ Joint
The paintings on the walls of Johnny’s Barbecue in Midland left a bigger impression than the barbecue when I visited over a decade ago. Anthropomorphic swine showed off outfits, including those of…