Forget the College Football Playoff for now. ’Tis the season of weird bowl matchups and weirder brand sponsorships.

Fifteen staffers selected their favorite stories about our state that outlets other than Texas Monthly published in 2024.

I traveled far and wide for Texas barbecue this year, and these are the 21 homegrown dishes that really impressed me.

As he started dropping singles for his country crossover, though—ostentatiously titled F-1 Trillion, with album art featuring a vintage Ford pickup plummeting directly into the Salto del Nogal dam, in ...

Thirty years after she met the tejano icon at a Corpus Christi nightclub, Johnny Canales’s widow reflects on the couple’s ...

A quick note about the patch party. Ainsley tells Ryder her future husband is going to play in the NFL, preferably for the ...

The show’s costume designer talks about the challenges of styling cowboys, the tailoring trick she used for John Dutton’s ...

The beloved orange insect has suffered a sharp decline in numbers, but scientists, commercial interests, and politicians ...

Sarah LaBrie is a successful television scriptwriter with a sterling academic pedigree. But the arduous years she spent ...

Texas Monthly photographers took to the skies over West Texas, the mountains of El Paso, the waters of the Gulf, and pretty ...

Tex’s private jet and lost all of its product in the accident from episode one wants M-Tex to reimburse it for that loss, to ...

Of course, the Longhorns aren’t playing twice—rather, this twelve-team iteration of the College Football Playoff features two ...