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Women face a unique fork in the road on their life's journey — one road leading to a lucrative career, and the other to nurturing a family. In bygone years, tradition and societal norms forced women t...

WOMEN face a unique fork in the road on their life’s journey — one road leading to a lucrative career, and the other to nurturing a family. In bygone years, tradition and societal norms forced wom...

Austin City Limits"ACL 8th Annual Hall of Fame Honors Joe Ely"Saturday, March 18 at 11 pmIconic television series Austin City Limits closes out Season 48 with a special installment, Austin City

A former Westville department store remains fenced off, empty and rundown -- 20 years after the Church of Scientology bought the property, five years…

A decades-long fight for music and high art is also a fight for organized labor in the state’s second-largest city.

Cops aren’t happy, and locals feel let down by the police. How can faith in policing be restored? 

The MEP, writing from the West Bank, calls for movement on the stalled Occupied Territories Bill.

President Carter has a split legacy in the Jewish community, but we should remember the difference he made for Israel and observant American Jews

Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Lawrence Wright is talking about Dallas at Downtown Dallas Inc.'s sold-out annual meeting and luncheon Friday. But he sat down with us to talk about Dallas first.

Ninety-eight years of an exceptional life. What I learned by working for him long ago, and by studying his example since then.