The magazine’s October issue takes readers through the city’s food, history, culture and more.

“A welcome convenience for some, but an invasion for others.” That line that could describe a lot of technology right now. But, in this case, it comes from a New York Times article focused on Amazon ...

If you walk into your local library, you can borrow a book or ask for help with a research question. You can also get help with your resume, access the internet on public computers, borrow a movie, or ...

Tucked in the back of a women’s prison in Gatesville, 40 miles west of Waco, the Billman Braille Center is a hub of activity. Women in white jumpsuits transcribe textbooks on computers, while others ...

Energy officials from around the world gathered in Houston for a G20 summit focused on making energy more abundant, reliable and affordable. The meeting came as global disruptions pushed oil and fuel ...

Austin Police and the Travis County District Attorney’s Office are conducting their own investigation into the shooting of 28-year-old Wilber Rafael Garces Perez by an ICE officer. Newly released ...

The November election is now just around the corner. It’ll determine whether the balance of party power in Washington will shift. Democrats and Republicans have, in some ways, never seemed further ...

The Texas Standard is excited to share the Beachchombing Report from Jace Tunnell, Director of Community Engagement for the Harte Research Institute at Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi. The series ...

Leslie Rodriguez picks up her four-month-old son, Adriel, out of his bouncer in the nursery at First Presbyterian Church of Dallas’ Day School. He had a fever earlier in the day, so she wanted to ...

Here are the stories on Texas Standard for Thursday, Sept. 17, 2026. Check back later today for updated story links and audio. Texas data center boom raises questions about water, power and local ...