Fandango,' a relatively minor movie released in 1985, is ripe for rediscovery—and not just for a young Kevin Costner.

The Conroe Community Cemetery, a Black burial site dating back to at least 1892, received a Texas Historical Marker.

It struck the bustling city of Galveston, Texas, on September 8, 1900, forever changing its landscape and history. With winds ...

Laredo’s $417M bond plan goes to voters in May. A deeper look at funding shifts, project details and debates that shaped the ...

Shutterstock Texas’ Most Unusual Highway SH 165 is the strangest stretch of pavement in Texas. It only exists to serve one ...

Reclaiming the role of public intellectuals in the age of social media. In a world flooded with opinions, the role of the public intellectual has never been more essential—or more compromised. Once ...

This past Saturday, a battle for college basketball supremacy went down in Tuscaloosa, Alabama. Auburn, who came in as the ...

Walter Schultz opened a real estate and insurance business in 1923 and operated the Oak Glen post office from the south end ...

(THOMAS WALLNER | THE GRAHAM LEADER) Dr. Tamra Walter, a historical archaeologist and associate professor of archeology at ...

Nestled on Georgetown Road, Red State BBQ stands as a beacon of smoky goodness in the Bluegrass State. From the outside, it’s ...

GALVESTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A new Texas historical marker is shining a light on the under told story of Galveston's first black lifeguards. The marker is located along the Seawall near 27th street.

The Montgomery County Historical Commission announces its 12th annual Montgomery County History Road Rally in Northwest ...