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In 2019, Marfa Public Radio took its community engagement efforts to the next level. In the first year of our public-powered journalism series, West Texas…

With much of the state's service and entertainment sectors shut down and the ripple effects of the coronavirus pandemic being felt across the local, state and national economy, people are being laid off.

While Austin-based C3 Presents has canceled plans for a three-day festival in far West Texas for 2020, the group says it still plans "to move forward with the event."

By Mitch BordenFor two days throughout Ector County, a gunman targeted drivers on Permian Basin roads. One victim was waiting for a tow truck on a barren…

Early voting begins Monday, November 26 and continues until December 7. The runoff election will be December 11.

by Amanda Roscoe Mayo, Marfa Public Radio contributor No matter where you are in the world there are days that feel exactly like they did when you were a…

A grassland wildfire that began in Big Bend National Park Monday afternoon has burned 1,500 acres this week, the park said Thursday morning. Earlier this…

A white Dallas police officer who shot and killed a black man in his home has been charged with manslaughter. Amber Guyger, 30, was arrested Sunday —…

By Mitch Borden A report titled "Sour Winds In West Texas" was released on Thursday by the Environmental Integrity Project. The study shows there are high…

An advocacy group’s analysis predicts nearly 10 percent of the dunes sagebrush lizard’s habitat could be disturbed or destroyed by sand mining operations,…