
The Love and Loss of the Quintanillas
A new documentary uses archival family footage to retell the story of Selena y Los Dinos.
Since 1954
A new documentary uses archival family footage to retell the story of Selena y Los Dinos.
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In the final days of session, the lower chamber voted to further advance the classroom culture wars.
The lower chamber approves key pieces—but only pieces—of the governor’s pretrial incarceration agenda.
An open-source review unearths fresh details about a Texas oilman’s murder.
The latest version of the bill includes a previously nixed provision to allow Texans to donate crypto to the fund.
The right-wing state rep has led an army of one on a self-righteous crusade in the Texas House.
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