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An increasing number of towns in Texas are resisting urban encroachment by establishing municipal jurisdictions that prevent annexation by land-hungry neighbors.
If you’re from somewhere else, particularly west of El Paso or north of the Mason-Dixon Line, you may have noticed that Texans are a bit unique.
The stars over Texas got a little brighter on March 10th when Sam Houston IV went to join the many men and women who spent their lives making Texas the greatest place...
Last weekend marked the triumphant return of the Alamo Guard to the Alamo!
“Companions in Arms! These remains which we have the honor of carrying on our shoulders are those of the valiant heroes who died in the Alamo.
For those of you that follow Twitter, you may have noticed a certain hashtag trending yesterday, all day: #TexasIndependenceDay!
On this day, 181 years ago, delegates from across Texas signed a formal declaration to the Government of Mexico, and its military dictator Antonio López de Santa Anna, that they would no...
The NFL has decided to mess with Texas. The league is threatening to prevent future Superbowl events from being held in the state if the legislature passes SB6 this session.
If you grew up in Texas, you had a good dose of Texas history in the 7th grade.
Beginning last Saturday, the Alamo once again became a battleground when members of the TNM Alamo Guard were prevented by the Alamo Complex Management from conducting their monthly memorial for the martyrs...
Texas is many things: the Alamo, armadillos, Willie Nelson, and pecan pie. However, one thing stands out, more so than other cultural emblems associated with the Lone Star State: Texas is tacos.
January 16, 2017, one of the space program’s brightest stars fell from the sky, and Texas lost one of its most distinguished citizens.
