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Violinist Lindsey Stirling brings her Snow Waltz Tour to Lubbock's Buddy Holly Hall on Dec. 23 with special guest ARKAI. Tickets go on sale Friday, Aug. 28 at 10 a.m. Don't miss this one-of-a-kind holiday show.

Speed limits, we break them even though we know we shouldn't. How does Texas determine what the speed limit should be for a particular road or highway?

A new dinosaur movie got me wondering what prehistoric Texas was really like. Turns out, the state has an entire town known for its dinosaur past.

Rebel Fest brought out the grills, the music, and the community, all in honor of a man whose legacy keeps giving back to young people.

That corner of 50th and University sees thousands of Lubbock drivers every day, and right now, what they're passing is a broken-down building nobody seems to want to claim.

EPISD's plan to send central office staff into classrooms as substitutes could save the district $4 million a year, but not everyone is on board.

'Weird Al' Yankovic is bringing his Bigger and Weirder Tour to Dickies Arena, and Mix 93-1 listeners have a chance to win tickets.

The Depot District is getting an 80s throwback night, and the money raised could put a local kid through music school. That's a pretty good reason to show up.

Texas Tech opens Big 12 title defense ranked No. 12 in the AP Poll, the highest of any conference team, with a Friday night showdown against Houston on the horizon.

Waffle lovers, this one is for you! See which El Paso-area restaurants made Yelp’s top five list for waffles—and tell us if you agree.

In Texas, the fence between your yard and your neighbor's might not belong to both of you, and assuming otherwise could lead to a costly misunderstanding.

The 2027 Ford Expedition Tremor is built to go where most full-size SUVs wouldn't dare, and it does it with 440 horsepower under the hood.

Lubbock actually has a noise ordinance with real teeth. Break it, and you could be looking at a misdemeanor charge and a fine up to $500.

Most grass fires burning across Central Texas right now were started by people, not lightning. Some causes might genuinely surprise you.

Tommy Castellanos has played for three different programs and won a fifth year of eligibility through a court injunction. Now Texas Tech looks like his next stop.

Cottonwood Renaissance Faire has gone silent, but a new event, Puck's Awakening, is bringing the faire back to the Panhandle this fall.

A Temple police officer resigned after an internal audit caught an unauthorized license plate search with no valid law enforcement reason behind it.

Finding a great nail tech isn't easy. Canyon clients may soon have to start that search all over again.

WTAMU's new Future Founders Academy pairs AI training and entrepreneurship with a scholarship for Panhandle high school juniors.

An East Texas officer was arrested for alleged misuse of Flock cameras. Lufkin Police officer Zach Klein was arrested by Texas Rangers last Thursday morning on charges of abuse of official capacity and tampering with a government record. Klein has been with the police force for 11 years, and since this incident the department has suspended the use of Flock cameras within the department... Read Mor

A Lubbock County commissioner is at the center of a new controversy after a Facebook video appeared to show him leaving a bottle of Fireball whiskey in a resident's planter.

East Texas firefighters are battling the summer heat just like the rest of us, but they're going through an incredible amount of water while working to keep our communities safe. With temperatures staying high, firefighters across Smith County are asking for help from the community...

Learn about some of the best-known gangs operating in Texas, where they are active, and how organized criminal groups continue to impact communities statewide.

Imagine a pet that looks like a lovable cartoon character but needs careful attention to thrive.

The Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation's website is showing that the wheels are set in motion for a major move for Lufkin's Planet Fitness.

A proposed $16 billion natural-gas power project in Anderson County is moving forward, and there's already a big question about its connection to Texas' growing data center demand.

He was the first El Paso DJ to mix Spanish-language music into an English-language station, and locals took notice fast.

Angelina College is launching its new Electrical Lineworker Program in Lufkin, where students are gaining hands-on training, safety certifications, and skills to prepare for careers in the local electrical utility sector.

Texas dove season is going statewide on September 1st for the first time ever, and the numbers heading into this season are hard to ignore.

Texas Tech has announced it will honor former president Clifford B. Jones and his wife Audrey by naming the football student section "The Jones Student Section at Galaxy Stadium," keeping their historic 100-year legacy alive.

Lubbock voters approved a property tax increase, bringing the proposed 2026 rate to $0.513421 per $100 valuation. Learn how to calculate your bill and share your feedback at the public hearing on September 1 at Citizens Tower.

Lubbock in the 1990s looked nothing like it does today. No Marsha Sharp Freeway, no Loop 88, and 82nd Street was basically the edge of the world.

All Kind Animal Initiative in Texas has dogs of all personalities waiting right now, from couch lovers to fetch fanatics.

A Lubbock food truck favorite is serving its last plates. Mai Thai Kitchen is closing for good, and fans are already heartbroken over the news.

Piney Park in Marshall is getting ready for another season of pumpkin picking, family activities and fall fun, with a chance for East Texas families to win tickets.

El Paso has some stunning views. Turns out they might also be the best seats in the house for the end of the world.

Lubbock's summer heat isn't letting up, and at this point, getting groceries feels like a mission that requires serious mental preparation.

Flamingo's Latin Bar & Grill is closing as the Perez family retires, ending a restaurant legacy that began with El Patio in Amarillo.

In Lubbock, that cracked sidewalk in front of your house is your problem to fix, even if you had nothing to do with how it got that way.