Laura Mallonee

Journalist and editor based in Austin, Texas

“Flood of Doubt”
Grist, copublished with The Texas Tribune
“The Guerrilla Campaign to Save a Texas Prairie From ‘Silent Extinction'”
Grist, copublished with The Texas Tribune
“This Texas Teenager Is One of the World’s Most Feared Fighters. Don’t Expect Her to Talk About It.”
Texas Monthly
“The Rio Grande Valley Was Once Covered in Forest. One Man Is Trying to Bring It Back.”
Grist, copublished with The Texas Tribune
“Cracked Pools and Drained Savings: How ‘Concrete Cancer’ Ruined Summer”
Texas Monthly
“The Nation’s First Woman Senator Was a Virulent White Supremacist”
Smithsonian Magazine
“Can Agrihoods Save Us From Isolating, Cookie-Cutter Suburbs?”
Texas Monthly
“‘Granny Flats’ Could Remake the Housing Market. Why Are They So Contentious?”
Texas Monthly
“Meet the Most Visionary Woodworker in Texas”
Texas Monthly
“The Great I Am. Your iPhone Photos Are You”
WIRED
“Texas saw a $50B future in clean energy. Then the political winds shifted.”
Grist, copublished with the Texas Observer
“Austin Is Getting Bigger. So Are Its Fences.”
Texas Monthly
“Facing Fears in Gator Country”
Texas Highways
“Why These Ugly, Abandoned Longview Homes May Be Worth Saving”
Texas Monthly
“The History Behind Texas’s First Woman Governor”
Texas Highways
“In 1920s New York, This Woman Typist Became a Pioneering Aerial Photographer”
Smithsonian Magazine
“Forces for Nature: The Retirees Keeping Texas’s Parks Running Smoothly”
Texas Highways
“What the Recent Drought Means for Texas Pecans”
Texas Highways
“An Austin Mother’s Decade-Long Search for a Cure”
Texas Monthly