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Courtesy of Hector Saldaña/The Wittliff CollectionsThe collection features art and artifacts highlighting the Queen of Tejano’s legacy — including never-before-seen sketches from her longtime fashion designer, who spoke about his friendship with her. -
Sarah Asch/Texas StandardThe debut from Austin-based author Lucas Schaefer was the winner in the fiction category for the prestigious prize.
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SB 412 removes an established legal defense educators could use when it comes to inappropriate material in libraries and classrooms. -
Each day, Alpha School students do all of their academic work in two hours using an AI program that personalizes content to their strengths and weaknesses. -
‘The Magician of Tiger Castle’ is a fantasy adventure where the plot never stops twisting. -
The parks department has begun acquiring new land, conserving wildlife and establishing trails for public use. -
Filmmaker Margaret Brown said the weight of the tragedy began to sink in as she worked on the documentary. -
In Texas, cotton is king. But what happens if farmers can no longer come back from financial blows? -
The Dripping Springs musician’s son Dorian, who was killed in a car accident, still has his presence felt in “Cover the Mirrors.” -
The risk of drowning persists past childhood for those who never learn to swim. But there are always opportunities to learn. -
John Cazares Jr. grew up working in the Green & White Grocery as a teenager. He never imagined becoming the full-time owner. -
Bita Ghassemi was hosting a screening of her short film Firewall when conflict ramped up between Iran and Israel. The ensuing events echoed with themes in her film.
