During a visit to the hospital for symptoms of anemia, Juan Francisco Jimenez received an unexpected and devastating diagnosis: colon cancer. After a battery of tests, his doctors confirmed the disease had…
Texas Monthly – Very Well, I Shall Play the Coach in the ‘Friday Night Lights’ Reboot
Few television roles from the past twenty years are more iconic than Kyle Chandler’s Coach Eric Taylor on Friday Night Lights. Chandler was born in upstate New York and spent most of…
Border Report – Prosecutors say 2 men prioritized money over human life leading to deaths of Indian family
FERGUS FALLS, Minn. (AP) — Two men put financial profit over human life when they attempted to smuggle a couple from India and their two young children across the U.S.-Canada border in…
Border Report – Agent says GPS data puts Georgia student Laken Riley in same area as man accused in her death
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — An FBI special agent testified Monday that electronic location data seems to place Georgia nursing student Laken Riley and the man accused of killing her in the same wooded area…
Yard Barker – Ohio State-Indiana result could come down to this unit
No other team has faced the gauntlet of tests No. 2 Ohio State has this season. On Saturday at home, the Buckeyes will face their third top-five opponent, taking on unbeaten Indiana…
KTSM News – Mother arrested on kidnapping charges in Lordsburg
EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — New Mexico State Police in Southern New Mexico arrested a woman over the weekend who they say kidnapped her children from Texas and fled the Lone Star…
El Paso Matters – Opinion: EPISD school closing plan is right response to tough challenge, veteran education leader says
By Michael Hinojosa When you’ve been in education as long as I have, you get to see a thing or two, but watching the splendor of El Paso’s school districts never gets…
Texas Monthly – Vincent Valdez, Charley Crockett, and More Reasons It’s a Great Month in Texas Culture
ARTVincent Valdez: Just a Dream . . .Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, Through March 23, 2025More than two decades of artwork by the San Antonio–born virtuoso is on display, including new and previously…
Texas Monthly – Churros Leave Other Desserts in Their Dust
In the historic center of Mexico City, rain or shine, you’ll likely find a line outside Churrería El Moro. The chain’s original location has been around since 1935, and its mosaic-tile signage…
Texas Monthly – This Church on the Beach Is a True Vision
The Detours series celebrates lesser-known locales worth visiting across the state. The oldest consecrated church on Mustang Island faces the Gulf of Mexico from high on a dune amid yellow camphor daisies, purple phlox,…