Wells Dunbar

From black metal to ambient, hip-hop to shoegaze, this year’s lineup runs the gamut.

The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association is the insurer of last resort for many, and its financial situation is cause for concern.

The new documentary from Dallas-born director Mye Hoang shows there’s nothing wrong with guys who love their cats.

Dismissed cases, a recall effort and clashes with a judge and victims’ families are raising questions about El Paso DA Yvonne Rosales’ ability to prosecute the alleged killer behind the 2019 mass-shooting at a local Walmart – one of the deadliest in Texas history.

The gathering formerly known as Austin Terror Fest now encompasses indie rock, hip hop, electronic and experimental music along with metal. Don’t worry: metal heads are “actually really nice people,” says Oblivion Access co-founder Dusty Brooks.

Despite rising cases and renewed concern over the virus and a new variant, hundreds of millions in dollars has not yet been used.

"People know what's up with Texas. They know how intense it is. They know the quality of our bands and it's being recognized all over the country and the world."

"There may simply be no enforcement mechanism. Well, that means that the so-called requirement or mandate is more metaphysical in nature than it is actually a kind of legal impediment," says a Texas law expert.

With a Pulitzer Prize for “Lonesome Dove” and multiple Oscars for screenwriting, McMurtry captured modern and frontier Texas like none other.

An expert in political rhetoric says it unites people through fear, at the expense of discussions about public policy.