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For almost half a century, Texas Monthly has chronicled life in the Lone Star State, exploring its politics and personalities, BBQ and business, true crime and tacos, honky-tonks and hiking. We hope you enjoy the archive of classic Texas Monthly stories on our site, as well as the half-dozen new ones we add every day. We publish those stories on every platform where our audience might enjoy them: from this website to our printed magazine, podcasts, videos, books, and live events. Our combined monthly audience is more than 20 million a month, and growing rapidly. We don’t report “the news.” You can get that lots of places. Instead, our journalists strive to bring you vivid storytelling about the scenes and characters and hidden forces behind the news, whether the topic is migration or an emerging musician. We also offer expert advice on the best state’s best restaurants, swimming holes and other attractions. If you’re new to Texas Monthly, we hope you’ll like what you see, and want more. We offer several easy and affordable ways to subscribe. If you are already a subscriber, we thank you! Please log in on TexasMonthly.com to access your subscription. And if you are a marketer who wants to reach the liveliest audience in Texas, we are eager to discuss our advertising opportunities with you. Happy reading from everyone at Texas Monthly. For more demographic information, please read our media kit. http://www.texasmonthly.com/about/media-kit/
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Investigation: A revision of the Texas Senate's employee policy was supposed to address the misconduct exposed by the Me Too movement. In practice, however, the policy protects the institution, not the women who work there. During a nearly yearlong investigation, our reporters interviewed current and former elected officials, legislative staffers, interns, and lobbyists, to learn about allegations and a culture that continues to enable misconduct. Read all about it: https://txmnth.ly/45ZbESt
“Gods in the Building”: Inside the Texas Senate’s Suppression of Sexual Harassment Complaints
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Twenty years ago, a small Texas nonprofit launched a yellow wristband. It became a must-have accessory and a talisman of hope that changed the fight against cancer forever. Read the full story in our July issue or online: https://txmnth.ly/3VYuft4 ✍️: Emily McCullar
The Livestrong Bracelet Launched 20 Years Ago—And Changed the Fight Against Cancer Forever
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Our newest true crime podcast, “The Problem With Erik,” is out now! Host Katy Vine and producer Ana Worrel investigate the twisted story of a murder-for-hire plot arranged by an executive of a well-known Austin car dealership. Listen now: https://txmnth.ly/3xMjm5z Watch the trailer here:
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Over the past few months, Texas Monthly has had the pleasure of welcoming three new members to our expanding editorial team. Please join us in extending a big Texas-sized welcome to Andrea Ordonez, Aaron Parsley, and Juleanna Culilap as they join the Texas Monthly family! Learn more: https://txmnth.ly/3VOhPVZ
Texas Monthly Welcomes a Copy Editor and Web Producer, an Arts and Entertainment Editor, and a Designer
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Introducing our #EmployeeSpotlight series! Say howdy to Mia Lovoi, our Audience Development Coordinator! 🌟 Swipe >>
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On Monday, May 21, the City and Regional Magazine Awards granted Texas Monthly nine awards for “top-notch writing, first-rate design, and actionable service packaged in engaging and innovative ways.” See Texas Monthly's full list of awards here: https://txmnth.ly/3WZ137t Read the official press release: https://txmnth.ly/4dXLd2X
Texas Monthly Brings Home Nine City and Regional Magazine Awards
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Glen Powell and Richard Linklater’s new film Hit Man, based on Skip Hollandsworth’s Texas Monthly story, premiered in Austin this week. See the movie in theaters starting May 24, or wait until June 7 to stream it. Learn more about the premiere: https://txmnth.ly/4bwxNtd Read the original story here: https://txmnth.ly/44TcO1b
‘Hit Man’ Premieres to Austin Audience
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Join our team in congratulating four talented Texas Monthly editors: José R. Ralat, Dan Solomon, Mimi Swartz, and Forrest Wilder’s captivating works have received some well-deserved recognition. Read about their individual achievements: https://txmnth.ly/4ac90sO
Recognition for Four Texas Monthly Editors
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