An El Paso nonprofit that provides legal services to immigrants and migrants has filed a lawsuit that attempts to block an investigation by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, who has increasingly targeted…
Yard Barker – College football’s most important people in Week 5
A massive weekend of college football is upon us. Ranked matchups, old rivalries and playoff implications headline the schedule. Here are the people who will have the biggest impact on the weekend’s…
Texas Monthly – Why a conservative Texas mayor defied his peers and put the brakes on an abortion “travel ban”
Amarillo Mayor Cole Stanley calls himself “pro-life.” But the proposal to police the streets for women traveling out of state to get an abortion is overreach, he said. Read: Read More
Texas Monthly – Faster Than Pickleball. Slower Than Tennis. Is Padel the “Just-Right” Racket Sport?
From the hillside villas of Acapulco to the beach clubs of Barcelona to, now, a potholed stretch of Industrial Boulevard south of downtown Austin, the ritzy, sweaty, buzzy sport of padel has…
Texas Monthly – Attorney General Ken Paxton targets El Paso nonprofit that offers legal services to migrants
Attorney General Ken Paxton has investigated at least five organizations this year that do immigration-related work. Read: Read More
KTSM News – NYC Mayor Eric Adams charged with bribery in federal indictment
NEW YORK (WPIX) – Charges against New York City Mayor Eric Adams were unsealed Thursday following a federal criminal indictment. The charges stem from a federal investigation into his 2021 mayoral campaign,…
KTSM News – LIVE | Hurricane Helene 11 a.m. update: Breaking down new track, models
Live coverage continues Thursday at 11:00 a.m. ET. Join the conversation! Leave your questions in the comments on the WFLA Facebook page and WFLA YouTube channel and we’ll answer them on stream. TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) —…
Texas Monthly – A New San Antonio Hotel Manages to Combine a Rooftop Hot Spot and an 1800s-Era History Lesson
If you’ve ever wanted to sip on an old-fashioned set afire by a master mixologist in the renovated venue of the 1992 NAFTA initialing ceremony, have I got a spot for you….
Texas Monthly – Can Neiman Marcus Remain True to Dallas if It’s Run From New York?
At one point in Giant, the epic 1956 film about the wealthy Benedict ranching dynasty in far West Texas, the family’s youngest daughter, Luz Benedict II, vows to fly to Dallas and…
Texas Monthly – The Best Place to Buy Baked Goods in Texas Is Instagram
Placing an order with the Interrupted Baker is a bit like trying to get tickets for a Beyoncé concert. Within minutes of baker Stacy Kiley sending out her Thursday-evening text message with…