Mimi Swartz

For more than seven decades, Camp Mystic has been one of the prettiest, happiest, and most exclusive destinations in Texas. But after a bitter, multimillion-dollar legal battle, the very thing that the owners cherished—family—may be the force that tears the camp apart for good.

The proposed law, which aims to clarify abortion exceptions during medical emergencies, was supposed to be a rare win. But in the Texas Legislature, nothing is easy.

My father always pampered his pets. So when he fell ill and moved in with us, it was no surprise that his corgi came to rule our home. What I didn’t expect was for Trilby to care for me after Dad was gone.

In her role as president and CEO of the nonprofit Democracy Forward, Skye Perryman takes a bit of Texas with her.

Many educators are turning to the nonprofit DonorsChoose to help stock their classrooms with paper, pencils, and novels.

The former president of Planned Parenthood brought a family legacy of grit, grace, and good humor to the battle for abortion rights and more.

Where are the believable Texan female characters in this West Texas drama?

Sarah LaBrie is a successful television scriptwriter with a sterling academic pedigree. But the arduous years she spent growing up in Houston won’t let go.

Many parts of San Antonio are flourishing. So why is it still one of the nation’s poorest, sickest, and least educated big cities?

The beloved Japan-based clothing retailer has opened five Texas locations to much fanfare from some of the most smartly dressed teens I’ve ever seen.