A Spanish railway company has pulled out of the bullet train project that aims to connect Dallas and Houston. Why it matters: ...

The name “Texas,” reflective of the state’s origins, is derived from an old Spanish version of a word for “friend,” used by the Caddo Indians, who lived, farmed and hunted in East Texas ...

Trade ties between Texas and Spain also have been on the rise in recent years, totaling $1.2 billion last year, up from $847.5 million in 2003. Most of that business was conducted by Houston ...

In 1802, the Spanish government of Texas called for a school to operate that prescribed compulsory attendance, penalizing parents for any failure to comply, ...

The cultural cosmopolitanism of eighteenth-century Texas offers an interesting perspective as the Spanish legacy becomes a twenty-first-century demographic groundswell.

Spain first mapped the Texas Coast in 1519 when Capitán Alfonso Álvarez de Pineda navigated the Gulf of Mexico. Pánfilo Narváez and Alvar Núñez Cabeza de Vaca were the first Spaniards to ...

Think, Texas: You make a convincing case that the mission and fort at Los Adaes, although capital of Tejas from 1729 to 1770, was part of a fluid, porous borderland claimed by the French, Spanish ...

In Spain, my cost of living went down significantly. When I first arrived, for example, my rent was just 540 Euro ($604 at the time) and included electricity, Wi-Fi, and water, compared to $1,440 ...

Sanz is one of a handful of folks making Texas-style barbecue in Spain, where I’ve lived for the past seven years. Sanz fell for barbecue in 2013, when he visited New York City and dined at ...