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By Marfa Public RadioBeginning Tuesday. Feb. 18, Texas voters will head to polls to cast ballots in several statewide and legislative races, including the…

By Marisa Charpentier, KUTEleven candidates vying for the Democratic nomination for a U.S. Senate seat in Texas faced off in Austin on Tuesday night.…

Thomas Cartwright ran along a chain link fence outside the runway at the Brownsville South Padre International Airport. He was trying to catch a glimpse…

By Marisa Charpentier, KUTWith Super Tuesday approaching, Bernie Sanders made the rounds in Texas this weekend, traveling to El Paso, San Antonio, Houston…

The line between sport and art has always been blurred when it comes to bullfighting. It’s called the “ballet of death,” and matadors, like professional dancers, require immense athleticism, stage presence and talent to master a skill that goes back centuries.

Today Marfa Public Radio commemorated Veterans Day and also a once-in-a-century event.* At 11:11.11 AM on this day, 11/11/11, we interrupted regular…

By Mitch Borden Texas’ Congressional District 11 covers 29 counties and clocks in at almost 30,000 miles spanning from the Permian Basin all the way to…

By Sally Beauvais and Carlos MoralesWhen Congressman Will Hurd announced his retirement last year, it set off a frenzy. The outgoing Republican represents…

By Marfa Public RadioAcross the state on Super Tuesday, Texans headed to the polls to cast their ballots in the March primaries. Hundreds of thousands of…

By Emma Platoff, Texas TribuneIn a surprising upset, incumbent Railroad Commissioner Ryan Sitton has conceded to challenger Jim Wright in Tuesday’s…