In The New York Times in 1917, a year in which it was forecast that “the civilized world of women will wear more fur than ever before,” a reporter asked a pelt importer what his furs were made of.

Rosa Jimenez was wrongfully imprisoned for murder and released with stage-four kidney disease. After being exonerated, becoming a grandmother, and getting married, she now has a new kidney.

The freshman congresswoman from Dallas talks “beating back” Marjorie Taylor Greene, the challenges of being a Democratic lawmaker in Texas, and her work on Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign.

The Takeover’ was an in-depth investigation of Houston ISD’s state-appointed superintendent, Mike Miles. Executives scrapped ...

The team behind the Kimpton Santo, situated in part in schoolhouse buildings that date back to the mid-1800s, has created a ...

The impending merger of the luxury retailer with rival Saks Fifth Avenue could transform its long relationship with its ...

The trio’s 2017 debut single is frequently covered by artists representing a variety of regional Mexican music genres.

Outdoor advocate Charlie Gandy plans to build the Cross Texas Trail, or XTX, Texas’s answer to the Pacific Crest Trail.

The school’s club hockey team found a way to pay clever homage to Texas Tech’s unofficial tradition of throwing tortillas at ...

At the East Texas native’s third ‘Austin City Limits’ taping, everything that makes her an iconoclast was on full display.

As the world of Texas college football spins this fall, the collegiate shops across the state spin along with it. From ...

The experimental Austin rock band likes to invent bogus backstories. But its new album, ‘Eels,’ is surprisingly real.