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Fire concerns have triggered a massive Jeep recall. Here's what owners need to know about the affected vehicles.

Back in the late 1950's, Wichita Falls became the first in Texas for a new experimental technology to help study tornadoes more efficiently.

Imagine a breakfast spot that's been welcoming families since 1961—Lubbock’s oldest eatery still serves up nostalgia and delicious pancakes.

Imagine a cozy spot where grandmas whip up home-cooked meals, bringing back those comforting flavors from childhood. Sounds perfect, right?

Imagine kicking off your week with a hearty breakfast at a local gem that’s surprisingly quiet on Monday mornings.

In Lubbock, when life throws a wrench in your plans, it turns out a little creativity goes a long way. Here’s how locals tackle everyday hiccups.

Amarillo summer activities, free kids events, bowling, books, and fitness programs help families keep children busy without spending extra money.

El Paso may not be hosting World Cup matches, but fans have plenty of places to celebrate. See the full list of watch parties and viewing locations.

Here’s everything you need to know about Feria Juárez 2026, including dates, activities, and economic impact.

Palo Duro Canyon is hotter, wilder, and more demanding than most first-timers expect. Here's what to know.

Picture a welcoming space where personalized health journeys begin. It's just opened on the square in Canyon, and it’s creating quite a buzz.

Ryan O'Neal Autos at 4237 S. Georgia has officially closed its doors. Community members cite health concerns for the sudden exit, leaving an empty lot that has local neighbors speculating about potential expansion.

Sixth Street is ready for the Route 66 Centennial! Al’s Backyard, the new sister bar to the Blind Pig, celebrates its grand opening this Saturday, June 13th. Enjoy live music, food trucks, and $2 specials from 2 PM to 8 PM!

Bass Pro Shops in Tyler will give away 500 free fishing rods and reels during its Gone Fishing event, helping East Texas kids catch their first fish.

Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating Celsius and Alani Nu after a lawsuit linked a teen's death to caffeine levels and energy drink marketing.

Tyler is deploying Daxbot robots to survey 94.5 miles of sidewalks, trails, intersections, and transit stops as part of its ADA accessibility plan.

Blank Space, the Unofficial Taylor Swift Tribute is coming to the Temple Theater on the campus of Angelina College on June 26.

The triple digit temperatures have arrived for Summer, 2026 and the city of El Paos is opening cooling centers all over town. They aren't the only places to cool off though ...

East Texans can exchange worn American flags for new ones at Cozad Insurance Group locations in Tyler and Lindale through June 12.

A cozy spot has opened its doors for breakfast lovers, serving up everything from traditional favorites to some unexpected delights.

After a Texas court granted an injunction allowing Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby to play despite gambling violations, rival powerhouse programs are threatening a massive boycott against the Red Raiders.

A beloved Fort Worth restaurant known for long lines and family recipes just earned the title of Texas' best family-owned eatery.

Big Chicken's farewell leaves a bittersweet taste in Lubbock's fried chicken scene, but a new contender is ready to step up.

Before you say another casualty of Sikes Senter Mall. It looks like On The Border is closing all their locations across the country, according to rumors.

Texas is attracting more Gen Z residents than any other state, according to a new migration study. Dallas-Fort Worth saw the biggest increase, followed by Houston and Austin.

With all this rain in West Texas, the cooler temps are a welcome relief, but watch out for those pesky mosquitoes and fleas lurking around.

Cherry-picking, homemade pie, live music, and mountain views make the 2026 Cherry Festival a must-visit summer event in New Mexico.

El Paso youth ages 10-17 can experience life as a firefighter during the 2026 EPFD Summer Youth Academy. Applications are now open.

Lubbock's abandoned vehicle auction returns Saturday with dozens of vehicles available for bidding. Here's what buyers need to know before attending.

Tomatoes, blueberries, trains, and balloons all have festivals as their theme this weekend in East Texas.

Ever noticed how many strange items parents stash away? From old phone books to those free Tupperware containers, there’s a story behind every piece of clutter.

Remember those special nights out at The 50 Yard Line? The place where fine dining met football flair? Let’s take a trip down memory lane.

A college quarterback's journey takes a twist as past betting habits resurface, igniting heated discussions about fairness and support in the world of sports.

As City Hall buzzed with dissent, the community came together to challenge a sweeping agreement that many feel could cost more than it’s worth.

Texas has all kinds of beautiful scenery including some waterfalls and caves ready to explore.

Remember those hot summer days spent hustling for a paycheck? Lubbock teens had their fair share of memorable summer gigs that shaped their youth.

There’s something about the open road in Texas that just calls to the wanderer in all of us, filled with giant boots and tasty treats.

Amarillo City Transit is reviewing bus routes and inviting residents to public meetings to share feedback on transportation needs across the city.

In the heart of Abilene, stories of bravery echo through the streets, reminding us of the heroes we've lost and the sacrifices they made for our safety.