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A Tyler mom's Facebook post about her six-year-old son holding the door for strangers has sparked hundreds of comments about kindness, manners, and the small moments that can make a big difference.

Texas Tech Women's Soccer returns for the 2026 season following a 14-win campaign. The Red Raiders kick off action in Lubbock on August 6 before traveling to Hawai'i, heading into a high-stakes year aiming for a Big 12 title.

Nearly four thousand dollars per child — that's what some families are looking at for back-to-school costs next year, and that number is still climbing.

Looks like a Wichita Falls soccer star has been selected for a camp with Atlético De Madrid in Spain. The family will be doing a lot around town to help raise funds for the trip and here's how you can help.

Dueling pianos, 90s country night, and a bar moving into the old Soggy Dog space — Lubbock's Frankford corridor just got a little more interesting.

After 25 years of feeding Lubbock families, Nora's Mexican Restaurant on Frankford Ave has served its last plate — and the community is feeling it.

The line at Hearts BBQ on Saturday morning was already wrapped around the parking lot — and it wasn't even nine o'clock yet.

In West Texas, being called 'good people' carries more weight than any job title or bank account ever could.

In Lubbock, there are exactly three ways to end up internet famous without ever trying — and only one of them ends well.

Some cities are already seeing Spirit Halloween locations pop up on this year's list. Abilene isn't one of them — and that might not be the whole story.

August 22nd is one of those days where you could walk in just looking around and walk out with a new best friend — for free.

Thirty thousand pools across Central Texas may be quietly cracking from the inside out, and most owners have no idea it's happening.

DoorDash's latest report shows Texas dominates the list of America's cheapest cheeseburger combos. See which cities made the rankings.

Nightmare on 19th Street just kicked off its 20th season in Lubbock, and this year there's a 10-foot animatronic spider named Betty waiting at the front door.

From memorial ceremonies and tributes to the Star on the Mountain and community blood drive, here's a complete guide to every event honoring the 23 lives lost on Aug. 3, 2019.

Patients are reacting after BSA eliminated its valet parking service, saying it made hospital visits easier for those with mobility challenges.

Texas DPS is offering $3,000 for information leading to the arrest of Jefferson County fugitive Ramon Alberto Artola Jr.

A second Planet Fitness is coming to Amarillo's east side.

The Great American Road Rally: Celebrity Edition is coming to Arts in the Sunset on Monday, August 10! Enjoy a free car show, food trucks, and a celebrity meet & greet with Ian Ziering, Erik Estrada, John Schneider, and more!

August is Clear the Shelter Month in Amarillo! Amarillo Animal Management & Welfare is offering 50% off adult pet adoptions all month long, with a goal of finding homes for 300 pets. Stop by S. Osage St. today!

The UIL's new safety requirements mean schools must monitor heat conditions more closely before and during outdoor activities.

The victim survived the initial shooting but later died from his injuries, leading prosecutors to pursue murder charges years later.

Texas drivers could face legal trouble for getting out of their vehicles at red lights, even when traffic is stopped.

Matthew McConaughey just gave that famous Dazed and Confused line a whole new life — and this time it comes with a cooler full of tequila.

Breast cancer survivors pose for professional portraits at EPCC's annual Power of Pink celebration.

Military veterinarians treating shelter animals might sound unusual, but in Killeen it's already happening — and the timing couldn't be better.

A lot of Texas shops quietly pulled products off their shelves at the end of July, and if you've been buying hemp products, it's worth knowing exactly why.

Over the next few weeks, school bells will be ringing all over the state of Texas. Even before the first day, we already have some controversy from one school district over a policy.

Not every patriotic tribute travels the country, but this one does — and thanks to a casual conversation between friends, it's making a stop right here in the Big Country.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was a cult classic not about a Samoan, but an El Pasoan.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller isn't just asking Governor Abbott to change course — he's asking him to give the money back first.

A Lubbock motorcyclist faces felony charges after crashing while fleeing police. The incident highlights critical Texas traffic stop protocols every driver must follow, from pulling over safely to handling suspected fake officers.

Texas food trucks have new licensing rules and a new way for customers to spy on, errr ... research ... the trucks.

El Paso has lost several live music venues over the years including the legendary Tricky Falls and, most recently, the Rockhouse. We lost "The Apple" decades ago ...

Turns out the chicken restaurant scene in Lubbock is a lot more crowded — and a lot more interesting — than most people realize.

The annual #SchoolIsCool event helps Tyler families prepare for the school year with free supplies, health services, and community resources.

Back-to-school shopping is here, and South Plains Mall in Lubbock is helping families save. Enjoy two packed weekends featuring style shows, shoe drives, and Texas's Tax-Free Weekend from August 7-9.

AMA-CON returns to Amarillo this weekend with celebrity guests, Geek Prom, cosplay competitions, and more than 100 vendors.

Not every headliner lets the opening acts use the full stage. Shinedown did — and it changed the whole feel of the night at United Supermarkets Arena.