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Lubbock is waiving arrests for unpaid Class C citations and warrants during the October Case Resolution Campaign. Visit Municipal Court from Oct. 1-16 to pay or set up alternative options without fear of jail.

That shuttered Hooters building on Loop 289 could become anything from a brunch spot to a VR arcade if someone's willing to take the chance.

Nearly a century old and this Lubbock woman refuses to hang up her bowling shoes anytime soon.

A federal judge is weighing whether Texas should air condition all its state prisons, a move that could cost billions to complete.

A power outage left KISS FM, KLAQ, and 600ESPN completely silent early September 23rd. The team made the best of it, gathering snacks and hanging out together.

A judge ordered that inmates have been serving their time in conditions that violate their constitutional rights. Facilities have three years to make changes.

Farmers used to rely on this moon for extra evening light during harvest. Now it's just pure magic to watch.

Missed face masks, phantom flags, and a false start with zero movement — one parent breaks down what he saw at two road games.

That SpiderMan costume gathering dust? Another kid in town would probably wear it in a heartbeat this Halloween.

For a generation of Texans, the mall wasn't just a place to shop. It was where friends met, movies were watched, games were played and weekends disappeared.

Metallica played Lubbock four times over thirty years — and one song they performed there has never been played anywhere else on earth.

McDonald's Monopoly is back in Texas starting October 6, and yeah, that million dollar prize is actually on the table this time around.

Big Tex wasn't always a cowboy. He started life as a giant Santa trying to keep shoppers local.

Today's Style Too, an Amarillo lawn art and home decor shop, is having a liquidation sale as the owner retires.

Oktoberfest started as a royal wedding in 1810. Here's how Amarillo celebrates the beer-soaked tradition today.

East Texas towns all have their own personalities, and so do the coffee drinks we order every morning. Some are bold and no-nonsense, others are sweet and fancy, and a few are unapologetically boujee. So, naturally, I decided to match East Texas towns with coffee-shop orders and yes, somebody is probably going to get offended...

Drone food delivery in Dallas-Fort Worth is expanding, giving some customers the option to have restaurant meals flown directly to their homes. Companies including DoorDash, Wing and Flytrex are already operating in parts of the Metroplex, while new rooftop drone docks are being installed...

Could you pass the Texas driver’s license written test today? Learn about practice tests, allowed mistakes, and online tools to help you prepare.

Mark October 6 for Lufkin's National Night Out at Cotton Square. Enjoy live music from the CrimeStoppers Band, explore a Police SWAT truck, and check out a fire safety house. Fun activities and local food await.

Scott Ronson, Magic Mike, Big Al Jones. These names mean something to longtime El Paso radio fans. A paranormal investigation just gave the station reason to remember them.

Post Oak Ridge State Park opens for expanded day use this week, offering more than 3,000 acres of rugged Hill Country, scenic overlooks, hiking trails and something increasingly rare: quiet.

El Paso is under a flood watch as heavy rain moves into the area. Here's where locals can get free sandbags from El Paso Water.

Deep in the heart of Texas Hill Country is the states oldest mansion.

Forty-one axe strikes, a jury's quick verdict, and a woman who became the subject of TV shows and books decades later.

College athletes now profit from Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals. Texas Tech’s football team holds a $33.1M estimated value, led by offensive tackle Howard Sampson at $2M and quarterback Will Hammond at $1.8M.

Lubbock's Depot District is throwing a Halloween bash that goes all evening, from trick-or-treating to dancing under the lights.

Rajah, the impressive 10-foot Komodo dragon at Ellen Trout Zoo in Lufkin, has passed away just shy of his 28th birthday. He was a familiar, captivating presence, fondly remembered by guests and staff alike.

Lubbock's restaurant scene is shifting as closures pile up, but new spots keep opening to fill the gap.

During National Roundabouts Week, Texas boasts 679 roundabouts, yet Lubbock has only one or two. While these intersections reduce fatal crashes by 90%, local drivers would need to adapt to yield rules if TxDOT brings more of them to town.

The Green Bowl has been a hidden gem for the local skate scene, but it needed some community love to stay that way.

Jays BBQ Shack in Abilene just got nominated for a USA TODAY national award. Their brisket and housemade sausage are turning heads beyond Texas.

Sure, you have probably done a corn maze in the fall, but have you ever done a pallet maze?

National Hunting and Fishing Day reminds us where conservation funding really comes from. Your license dollars protect Texas wildlife.

A simple question on Facebook produced a surprisingly long list of celebrities with connections to East Texas, including several names that may catch you off guard.

From red-light runners to reckless speeding, here's why one longtime Amarillo resident thinks local drivers need to slow down.

Fall in Lubbock means corn mazes, pumpkin patches, and hayrides at Atl Do Farms running through early November.

Something shifts when temperatures drop here. Suddenly everyone's craving comfort foods and spending more time cooking.

Kingdom Audio is reviving a tradition with the 19th Annual West Texas Shakedown, featuring everything from custom cars to serious sound system competitions.

Ozzy and Black Sabbath's final show gets the full documentary treatment, hitting theaters later this month