Celia Álvarez Muñoz's exhibition Los Brillantes offers heartfelt portraits of San Antonio artists

The U.S.-Mexico border is more than 1,950 miles of territory inhabited by roughly 19 million Americans and 11 million Mexicanos. It forms the potential backdrop for the longest ongoing imagined film noir in North American history.

Layoffs and upheaval at Texas universities spur fear as lawmakers continue DEI crackdown

Sign up for The Brief, The Texas Tribune’s daily newsletter that keeps readers up to speed on the most essential Texas news. In his first public comments since the University of Texas at Austin laid off around 50 employees that used to work in diversity, equity and inclusion programs, President Jay

Texas Nationalist Movement warns Civil War film could become reality in near future

The leader of the Texas Nationalist Movement (TNM) this week claimed the events in director Alex Garland's new movie Civil War are "highly plausible," adding that Texans would have no choice but to take up arms if the federal government failed to recognize a legitimate 'TEXIT' vote. The comments mad

Court rules State Bar of Texas can pursue disciplinary action against Ken Paxton

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton can face disciplinary action from the state bar association over his failed bid to overturn the 2020 presidential election, a Texas appeals court ruled Thursday, according to the Associated Press.  In 2022, a State Bar of Texas disciplinary committee accused Paxton