This is the second story in an Observer series investigating how widespread use of flawed arson science wrongly convicted dozens, perhaps hundreds, of innocent people in Texas. You can read the first ...
Nestled about a foot deep in a makeshift well of sand on the no-man’s-land of shoreline between dunes and waves, about 75 eggs laid bare, vulnerable to the dangers of the Texas coast. But not for long ...
Pamela Colloff’s debut book is a propulsive study of a fatally flawed tactic beloved by prosecutors in Texas and beyond.
Inside Books Project volunteers have sent used books to Texas inmates for nearly 30 years. A new crackdown is threatening ...
Despite the grip of conservative Christianity on Texas politics, religion here has always contained multitudes, a new work of ...
Government flip-flopping and semantic ambiguity have led to premature declarations of victory over Trump's attack on my home ...
As many as 20 million of the winged mammals gather at one Texas Hill Country cave, creating one of nature’s most jaw-dropping ...
Lupe Mendez, poetry editor of the Texas Observer, is author of the new book We Exist in the Whisper: Huelga School Verses ...
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