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ZZ Top has added another Texas stop to The Big One! Tour, bringing Cheap Trick along for an October concert in Irving.

Lubbock is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its Junior Ambassador Program, a cultural exchange sending local middle schoolers to Musashino City, Japan. A public ceremony and reception will take place at Citizens Tower on July 31.

We're officially less than two months away from The State Fair of Texas opening in Dallas. Good news! They were once again named one of the best in the country.

Nearly half a billion dollars in damage, and somehow, not a single life lost. That number still stops people who lived through that August in El Paso.

Someone has been hauling a tribute bell across the country, and this Saturday it lands right here in the Big Country.

More than 70 organizations showing up in one place, all for veterans, seniors, and the people who look after them — that's a pretty big deal for Taylor County.

Somewhere in Lubbock right now, a restaurant manager is sitting on a roof — and he's not coming down until the community shows up.

Texas DPS troopers recovered a 60-year-old Cesium-137 radioactive source buried in Midland County. Detected during a patrol, the hazardous nuclear material was safely excavated with HAZMAT support, posing no threat to the public.

Fans now have another chance to see Matt Rife live after a second Fort Worth performance was added to his Stay Golden World Tour.

Most home fires don't start with something dramatic — they start with a dryer, a candle, or a power strip that's doing a little too much work.

Fall in Lubbock sneaks up fast, and a few small things left unchecked now can turn into real headaches once the cold rolls in.

Hokkaido moved into the old Pei Wei spot in Kingsgate, and after about a dozen visits, not a single dish has missed — that orange chicken especially.

Solar power covered nearly half of Texas's electricity needs during peak hours last month. That number would've seemed impossible just a few years ago.

Golden Corral in Amarillo has temporarily closed after a health inspection cited leaks that could contaminate food and buffet surfaces.

Skillet is coming to Zia Park, and it's closer than most people think — just under two hours down the road through Wolfforth and Hobbs.

A vacant Amarillo storefront near Plains and Western is finally getting new life. Find out what's moving in and when it opens

The Canadian River Music Festival returns October 17, 2026, in Canadian, Texas, with the 2026 lineup reveal now underway.

Battling triple-digit heat in Amarillo? Keep your kitchen cool by ditching the oven and firing up your air fryer! From hot dogs and coconut shrimp to steaks and ribs, here are easy no-heat summer dinner ideas

Ever stayed until close at Wonderland Park? Discover the magic of neon lights, funnel cakes, and late-night thrills as an Amarillo family breaks bedtime rules to see the park fully illuminated!

Summer is prime time for coyote activity in Texas, and if you've been seeing more of them lately — even during the day — there's a pretty straightforward reason for it.

Texas drivers break traffic laws daily, from speeding to reckless behavior. Here’s a look at the most common violations statewide.

New court documents describe disturbing allegations against a Tyler city marshal deputy accused of abusing his authority during what began as a traffic warrant arrest.

Court documents outline what officers say they found after responding to a disturbing call at a Longview duplex.

Texas is cracking down on Delta-8 and several hemp-derived cannabinoids beginning July 31, but that doesn't mean every THC gummy or drink disappears. Here's the difference.

Recent food scares have people wondering about food safety. I don't know how much these do for safety or quality but there are some crazy food laws out there.

One Temple mom went public about her family's run-ins with a repeat offender, and now investigators want to hear from anyone else who might have a similar story.

If you've been in El Paso for more than 30 minutes, you know the name. If you've been here over a month, you know his business and if you're a true El Pasoan, you wear that s**t.

No zoo, no Half Price Books — Lubbock's got some gaps, sure. But there's a hidden gem for book lovers.

A Chuck Norris action film from 1983 has a surprising El Paso connection, and it involves a little airport that most locals have completely forgotten about.

Lubbock Police offer up to $3,000 each for information on absconded sex offenders Markee Toliver and Lonnie O'Neal. Authorities ask the public to report sightings to keep the community safe.

Whether you're looking for antiques, fresh produce, live entertainment, or family fun, there's no shortage of events happening across East Texas this weekend.

The same geography that makes West Texas wind so relentless is also quietly producing some surprisingly good wine.

A Seguin resident won $1 million playing the Texas Lottery's 200X The Cash scratch ticket. Three top prizes are still available.

El Paso just made it official — and honestly, it's about time. The city has been quietly stitching its name into boot history for well over a century.

Tomorrow is the annual Miracle Treat Day at Dairy Queen and you can help out a hospital right here in Wichita Falls.

The Ducks are playing, the pork is roasting, and the whole thing is free — Wild West Harley-Davidson has been pulling this off for five years running now.

SportsCenter hosts were wearing El Paso Chihuahuas gear on air, and there's a pretty good reason why.

Lubbock takes a lot of heat online — and some of it is fair. But a lot of it is coming from people who clearly never stuck around long enough to see what the place actually is.

Ghost's new concert film was shot during two sold-out, phone-free nights in Mexico City — and that detail alone says a lot about what kind of show this was.