‘Texas Monthly Presents’ Returns to Texas PBS Stations This Fall
Thirteen new episodes of the docuseries will begin airing weekly on August 31.
Thirteen new episodes of the docuseries will begin airing weekly on August 31.
The curated selection of the writer’s Texas Monthly work features stories of women whose often sensational crimes and circumstances put them on the wrong side of the law.
Field Humphrey is our new lead video editor, and Lauren Santucci joins us as a producer.
For decades, Texas Monthly has partnered with Texas Book Festival, the state’s premier literary event, serving as a media sponsor and regularly participating in the festival’s programming. Now we’re joining forces again with the creation of the Texas Book Club. The virtual book club will explore the powerful thread that Texas
From cooking demos to a barbecue family reunion, there’s something for everyone.
Balter will be the new senior editor for travel, outdoors, and service, and Sullivan is the new culture and history associate editor.
The recognitions are the latest in a string of accomplishments for the magazine.
Other nominees that received nods in the same category include The Bitter Southerner and The New Yorker.
The magazine recently hired senior writer Robert Downen, digital managing editor Katharine Jose, copy editor Anahi Molina, Texas Country Reporter videographer Matt Rainwaters, and editorial coordinator Brooklyn Moore.
The show, produced by Texas Monthly and broadcast on Texas PBS, will bring the award-winning magazine’s journalism from the page to the screen.
Screenings of the documentaries ‘Night in West Texas’ and ‘Take It Away’ will be among 120-plus films featured at the North Texas festival.
In the society’s sixtieth annual competition, the visuals team is a finalist in seven categories, including the prestigious Brand of the Year.
The five-episode series follows a daughter’s lifelong quest to bring her father—a U.S. Marine captain who went missing during the Vietnam War—home to his family.
The magazine received two dozen nods in the national awards competition this year.
The hit show, co-created by Taylor Sheridan and Christian Wallace, had the most-watched global premiere and finale of any series in Paramount+ history.
Celebrations of Texas’s best tacos come to Grand Prairie and Houston this spring.
This year’s event will be held in downtown Grand Prairie and will highlight live music, artisans, vendors, and family-friendly entertainment.
The magazine also was recognized in the prestigious journalism organization’s Awards for Design, Photography and Illustration.
Beginning in February, every edition of the monthly Community Impact newspaper will contain a mini edition of Texas Monthly magazine.
Texas Monthly hires longtime magazine contributor Paula Forbes as its new senior food and drink writer, and contributor and former editor Lauren Larson rejoins the team as a senior writer.
Host J. B. Sauceda chats with legendary tejano music artists and fans in this ten-episode series to explore and celebrate how the música mexicana genre shaped their lives.
Past recipients include Southwest Airlines and Texas State Parks.
The magazine’s two-time James Beard Award-winning taco editor, José R. Ralat, traveled roughly 14,000 miles to find the best tacos and taquerias in the state–and noticed a new cuisine along the way: New Tejano.
Goodgame will depart at the end of this year, after six years as editorial leader of the award-winning, fast-growing media company.
The highly anticipated Texas Monthly BBQ Fest returns to Lockhart, the Barbecue Capital of Texas, on November 2 and 3 for its fifteenth annual celebration.BBQ Fest kicks off on Saturday, November 2, with the third annual BBQ World’s Fair—a free, event-filled street festival in Lockhart’s historic downtown. Festivalgoers will get
After fifty years at the magazine, the James Beard Award–winning writer will bring her five-star Texas career to a close.
The Paramount+ series, which stars Hollywood heavyweights Billy Bob Thornton, Jon Hamm, and Demi Moore, premieres on November 17.
Daniel Vaughn, Texas Monthly’s BBQ editor, traveled across the country to find the most impressive examples of the state’s iconic cuisine.
Texas Monthly, owner of the brand TCR, and the City of Grand Prairie are creating an exclusive North Texas partnership to bring premiere events to the heart of DFW.
Media veteran Joe Weir has joined Texas Monthly as our new chief revenue officer, overseeing the company’s sales operations. Through the rest of the year, he’ll work alongside our CRO emeritus, Jalaane Levi-Garza, as part of the transition. Weir hails from the Panhandle city of Childress and received his liberal arts
Andrea Ordonez, Aaron Parsley, and Juleanna Culilap are the newest members of the editorial staff.
For the fourth year in a row, TM won more City and Regional Magazine Awards than any other publication.
Glen Powell and Richard Linklater premiered their new film to an eager hometown crowd.
José Ralat, Dan Solomon, Mimi Swartz, and Forrest Wilder were all recognized for their impactful storytelling.
Congratulations to Sandi Villarreal and Texas Monthly Studio on these achievements.
Texas Monthly is a finalist in seven categories, including brand of the year.
The film will be released in select theaters on Friday, May 24, and globally on Netflix on Friday, June 7.
Voting is open until Thursday, April 18.
The nomination marks the show's seventeenth since premiering in 2023.
For the second year in a row, Texas Monthly received more finalist selections than any other publication.
Aisling Ayers and Meher Yeda joined the team last month, and this week we welcome Will Bostwick.
Winters will be the subject of an episode of the six-part series, ‘Photographer,’ premiering at SXSW.
The magazine was also recognized in the ASME Awards for Design, Photography and Illustration.
Mark your calendars for the first weekend in November!
Richard Linklater’s acclaimed new film has a release date.
ABC’s ‘20/20’ will cover the Stephenville murder case this week.
Allegra Hobbs and Owen Schwartzbard have joined the staff full-time.
For the show’s fifty-third season, Texan J.B. Sauceda will carry on Texas Country Reporter’s rich tradition of telling stories from across the state.
With an all-star music lineup, curated Taco Trail, and an artisan marketplace, there’s always more to explore at TM BBQ Fest.
The podcast was recognized for its original music, which was composed by Texas Monthly’s own Brian Standefer.