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A ranch horse in Presidio County just tested positive for a parasite that hasn't been seen in horses here since the 1900s. State officials are taking it seriously.

Twilight fans in Lubbock are getting a chance to relive that iconic romance with live music backing every scene on screen.

The Texas Nutrition Advisory Committee released plate guidelines to boost gut health and longevity. From colorful produce to healthy fats, here is how Lubbockites can balance their meals—plus tips for eating healthy on a budget.

Texas Tech volleyball is off to a strong 5-2 start after a dramatic five-set comeback victory against Prairie View A&M in the Red Raider Classic, led by standout performances from freshmen Sara Bowcutt and Elia Dinsmore.

Forget the hassle of planning your trip. VIP Sports Getaway handles flights, hotels, and stadium transportation for the October road game.

The Roulettes are bringing some serious rock firepower to Downtown El Paso for the 2026 Fright Festival at San Jacinto.

Riley Green brings his Cowboy As It Gets Tour to Lubbock this Saturday. Doors open at six, show starts at seven at United Supermarkets Arena.

After a break for construction, Abilene's Fall Cruise Night rolls back onto North First Street this October. Bring your ride and show it off.

Princess Leia's shelter anxiety melts away once she settles in, revealing an affectionate companion who's great with kids and other dogs.

A West Texas man traded suburban life for 45 feet underground in an actual Cold War missile silo. Now he's making it home.

Two major universities are settling a years-long dispute over a logo design that one says the other copied without permission.

From Baylor in the 1930s to today's oversized, light-up mums, here's the story behind Texas' favorite homecoming tradition.

Texas Tech's looking at an 11-win season according to prediction markets, and traders are betting big on another strong year for the Red Raiders.

Harry Styles has added two Arlington dates to his Together, Together Tour, giving North Texas fans two chances to see him at AT&T Stadium in April 2027.

The West Texas Fair & Rodeo is back in town, but there's a new rulebook everyone needs to know before heading out.

The Abilene Zoo's fall festival is back with trick-or-treating, costume contests, and animal encounters spread across seven October dates.

Freezing rain, 40-mile-per-hour winds, and snow have all played a role in shaping Houston football's wildest moments on the road.

Twenty-five years after 9/11, a new moment of silence will honor those who died from illnesses connected to the World Trade Center.

The skyscrapers appeared in many classic videos prior to 9/11.

Wondering if changing lanes in an intersection breaks Texas law? Here's what Transportation Code 545.060 actually says.

Texas gas prices jumped 14 cents this week amid oil market volatility tied to the Strait of Hormuz.

A national list highlighting America’s most beautiful places includes three Texas destinations—each offering something uniquely stunning.

For nearly 40 years, outstanding Angelina County seniors have been chosen to be members of the Drug-Free All Stars, promoting a drug-free lifestyle in their communities

After 26 years in a Texas prison, Michael Highfill is seeking relief from his capital murder conviction in the 1998 killing of Luis Flores. The Travis County District Attorney’s Office now agrees that Highfill is entitled to relief after a post-conviction investigation uncovered evidence prosecutors say indicates he was a witness rather than a participant in the murder. A...

An East Texas family is demanding answers after Guadalupe “Lupita” Moreira was killed in a July 4 crash near Tyler, only for her family to later discover additional remains at the crash scene and inside her vehicle. The family is now calling for changes to procedures and greater accountability during fatal crash recoveries. What Happ...

Brown water coming from faucets in Edgewood has residents concerned, even as the city says the water is safe to drink and bathe in. The discoloration has reportedly affected residents for weeks, with some saying the water has stained clothes, bathtubs and other items in their homes...

Shovel racing sounds ridiculous until you hear racers are hitting 75 mph down New Mexico mountainsides with nothing but wax and gravity.

Luis Jiménez's giant blue mustang at Denver International Airport was meant to honor his father's neon sign shop, not summon the apocalypse.

Introvert heaven just showed up in El Paso. A place where you read quietly alongside others who get it completely.

A Lubbock man faces multiple charges including evading arrest and aggravated assault after fleeing a traffic stop and crashing into another car. The incident highlights the strict penalties Texas enforces for fleeing law enforcement.

From classic diners to brunch favorites, Tyler offers plenty of breakfast choices — and one spot is currently the highest rated.

Minerpalooza 2026 returns to UTEP Friday, September 11, with free admission, live music, food, games and family fun.

K-9 Milo with the Nacogdoches County Sheriff's Office alerted to deputies to a cocaine bust that had an estimated street value of nearly $1 million.

Former Texas Tech Sports Information Director and U.S. Army veteran Joe Hornaday has passed away at age 79. Texas Tech will honor his 30-plus years of service with a moment of silence at the Sept. 18 game at Galaxy Stadium.

Lubbock's baking up something sweet this Monday to fight Alzheimers, and they need your help spreading the word about their October walk.

That first chill of the season has us reaching for fuzzy socks and hot cocoa like we're heading into a real winter, not just a weekend break.

Lowriders, live music, local vendors and family fun are coming to El Paso for the free 6th Annual Mija Market on September 12.

Tomorrow is the 25th anniversary of 9/11 and many will be sharing stories of where they were on that day. Turns out a Naval Officer from our area is currently serving on a very interesting warship.

Lost your spare key? Several Lubbock shops handle duplication quickly, from big box stores to neighborhood locksmiths who know their stuff.