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Temple's emergency teams are running a full-scale airport drill Wednesday morning to test how they'd handle a real aircraft accident.

Bell County drivers are celebrating a long-overdue addition to Highway 35. See why a new "Lane End" sign is bringing major relief to local commuters.

A group called Man of God GC is opening their doors Saturday afternoon to serve free meals and offer prayer to the community.

Ever wonder why Killeen doesn't have a Costco? Discover the retail metrics, population requirements, and site factors keeping the wholesale giant away.

Donald Trump drew massive crowds at the Lubbock Civic Center during a rally for Ken Paxton. The historic event brought global attention and spotlighted local Lubbock businesses in a rare presidential stop.

Skip the all-day cooking marathon this year. Local spots across town are handling turkey, sides, and desserts so you can focus on family.

Winning a trophy belt buckle usually requires being the champion at events that involve showing livestock or horses. Now, thanks to a new Nacogdoches event, kids can win a buckle for baking, photography, and more.

Austin Allsup is bringing Halloween to life in Baird with live bands and some fascinating family history on display.

Looking for something to do this Halloween weekend? East Texas has trunk-or-treats, fall festivals, haunted attractions, farmers markets and more.

Ghost stories from the last hundred years come alive at Mahon Library on October 29th and 30th. The library's own unexplained activity gets discussed too, all in the basement after dark.

Sonic's bringing back their Halloween corn dog deal this Saturday, fifty cents each with no limit on how many you grab.

Not every landlord in Lubbock drops the ball, but enough complaints are piling up online that it's worth knowing your rights as a renter.

Politicians are flooding into Lubbock right now, but history suggests they'll disappear once votes are counted.

The mystery is solved. Meet the Chiltons, the Sod Poodles’ new alternate identity, plus details on the Chill Club membership.

Walmart, Target, and Lowe's are sitting out Thanksgiving Day. Black Friday deals start the next morning instead.

A Do Not Pass sign brought back a dumb childhood moment I had to confess to my husband. Share yours and let’s laugh about the things we believed as kids.

Dollar General is eyeing a new Amarillo store for River Road and North Amarillo. Here is what the TDLR filing shows and what the company told us.

Texas Halloween costume ideas can celebrate everything from Lone Star State traditions and cowboy culture to the foods, places, and personalities Texans know and love. If you're looking for a creative costume for Halloween 2026, these Texas-inspired ideas offer plenty of ways to bring a little local flavor to October 31 ...

The CCC Sale in Longview returns October 29 through November 1, giving East Texas families a chance to shop for children's clothing, toys, books, baby equipment, furniture, and more. The twice-yearly consignment event features multiple admission options, free shopping days, and a half-price day for shoppers looking for family-friendly bargains ...

Trader Joe’s in Texas is expanding, with three new locations planned for Bellaire, Cedar Park, and Mansfield. The grocery chain’s reported expansion includes stores expected to open in 2027, although exact opening dates have not been announced. Here’s whe ...

Bugs Bunny's most famous line actually comes straight from a Texas high school hallway, not some Hollywood writer's desk.

Texas Arbor Day is the first Friday of November, and to celebrate, there will be a free tree seedling giveaway in Lufkin

Husband-and-wife duo leave careers in education to bring an English-inspired tea house and a fresh gathering place to the community.

Foundry's opening its doors Thursday to introduce employers to newly trained electrical workers who are job-ready now.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is warning livestock owners after two cases of the invasive New World Screwworm were confirmed in Hudspeth County, prompting calls for swift action to eradicate the parasitic fly.

Metallica has played El Paso across several decades, but which songs have made the most appearances? We're counting down the band's most-played songs across five shows, from classic metal anthems to fan favorites.

Governor Greg Abbott appeared on KFYO's Steve Evans Show, highlighting key differences with opponent Gina Hinojosa on income taxes, endorsements, and policy, while stressing the critical role of West Texas voters in the election.

Prosperity Bank's bringing back Trunk or Treat this Thursday night. Free Halloween fun for families right here in Lubbock with decorated cars and food trucks.

Central Texas bartenders reveal why the Spiced Fall Margarita is autumn's must-try drink. Get the recipe, flavor profile, and secret ingredients here!

The FTC and 20 states are taking Dollar General to court over pricing that doesn't match what's ringing up at checkout.

H-E-B's Feast of Sharing returns to Temple & Killeen this December! Enjoy free holiday meals, live music, and family fun.

The Texas UIL Cross Country State Championships are November 6 and 7. Here are the more than 60 Deep East Texas area runners who have qualified for the meet.

Tyler has seen several restaurant closures in 2026, including familiar chains and local dining spots. Here's a look at the businesses that have closed this year.

The Dallas Cowboys are back in the win column and here are some interesting things I noticed last night and leading into the game.

New playoff rules could give teams home-field advantage based on district standings, reshaping how South Plains schools compete.

The Abilene Zoo is hosting Day of the Dead this November with mariachi music, dancers, and beautiful altars to celebrate life and memory.

What’s the favorite Halloween candy in Texas? Here are the top three candies Texans buy, ranked by bulk sales.

Over 130 books are under the microscope in Lubbock schools right now, and the board's weighing in this Thursday.

High-profile visitors heading to Lubbock this week will mostly see junkyards and industrial zones. That's not really the welcome our city deserves.