Opera Arlington’s latest production reimagines the role of Escamillo as a soccer player who helped Spain win an Olympic ...

The detection marks the first U.S. case of New World screwworm since the parasite was eradicated in the 1960s.

This photo documents just one aspect of Black womanhood and it’s one of many photos Fortune has taken across the American ...

Texas is moving full speed ahead on one of the most controversial education policies in the country: school choice. The state’s billion-dollar program will help parents use public funds to help pay ...

Texas has been majority white since at least the mid 1800s, but Hispanics have been expected to overtake the majority for some time. Now, new data shows that happened at some time in 2022. The U.S.

Joseph Faraj fled his homeland in 1977, just a few years after the outbreak of a civil war that claimed an estimated 150,000 lives. “It was bad situation, war in Lebanon,” he said. “It was everywhere ...

While the Conservative Political Action Conference has left Texas, the messaging from the influential annual event will shape Republican priorities moving forward. The four-day event — which wrapped ...

Back in March, the Texas Standard was taking bets on our own March Music Madness bracket and the theme was the best song about Texas. Making it to the final round was a little old Grammy award-winning ...

Grammy Award-winning artist Ruben Ramos, known to many as “El Gato Negro,” was not born in Austin, but his work over the last seven decades has earned him a sculpture in the city among other greats ...

How much is a promise worth? How much is it worth if you guarantee the promise with a handshake? What is the value of one’s word? In Texas, once, all these taken together were worth over $10 billion ...

GOMEZ — The railroad changed everything. Long before the open plains were filled with rows of crops, they were brimming with the hopes of prosperity from families who flocked to Gomez. It was the ...

For nearly 40 years, The Alliance ushered people from across the world into Houston. The nonprofit welcomed refugees with food, clothing, furniture, rent money, job training, language classes and ...