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As the winds pick up in Texas, the risk of unexpected projectiles lurking around the corner might just take you by surprise.

Who knew that a household staple could double as garden armor? It's the unexpected twist every gardener needs.

As winter fades, the trees start doing their thing. But in Texas, that means allergy season is just getting warmed up.

A list of the best "hole in the wall" restaurants in Texas just came out and El Paso got zero love on it. WTH?

A total of 45 area kids have been drawn to compete in the mutton busting competition at the Nacogdoches Pro Rodeo, March 26-28.

Lubbock faces a week of 90-degree temps and critical fire danger. Learn to distinguish between heat exhaustion and life-threatening heat stroke to stay safe.

If you're from El Paso, went to UTEP and/or are a college basketball fan; you've heard the story of that epic 1966 championship game. Did you know you can actually still it?

Picture this: a giant alligator named Oscar causing chaos in a professor's office. Sounds like a scene from a movie, right?

Those rotisserie chickens that are hot and ready make for a great quick dinner if you don't feel like cooking. Unfortunately they caused quite the headache for one of our local Walmarts this week.

Hudson Westbrook headlines Red Dirt BBQ & Music Festival on May 9th — and this might be your last chance to see him at a festival this size

Two California men face at least 10 years in prison after a traffic stop in Oldham County revealed 100 pounds of meth. Nervous behavior and conflicting stories led police to the $400,000 stash hidden in their rental car.

Chuck Norris, known for his iconic roles and unmatched toughness, has passed away peacefully at 86, leaving behind a legacy that shaped martial arts cinema.

Norris starred in action movies and TV shows for decades.

Spring has sprung in Central Texas, and there’s no shortage of festivities! Let’s talk about the vibrant blooms and the celebrations that come with them.

Cancer affects thousands of Texans each year, with lifestyle, environment, and genetics playing major roles in risk and prevention

You might be surprised to learn that not all top-rated restaurants are as safe as they appear. Let’s unravel this unsettling truth about local dining.

In Lubbock, fancy isn't about tuxedos; it's about intimate lighting and the joy of sharing appetizers with friends. Sounds like a recipe for a perfect night out!

In Lubbock, those circling helicopters can stir up a mix of concern and curiosity. They’re part of a bigger effort to protect and serve our neighborhoods.

Lubbock's rental scene is holding steady, making it a welcome spot for those looking to keep costs down while still enjoying Texas living.

High school rumors can take on a life of their own, especially in Lubbock where outrageous tales weave through the halls like a familiar melody.

Passing on the right happens all the time in Texas, but is it actually legal? The answer isn’t as simple as you might think.

Texas drivers are seeing gas prices spike again, with weekly increases pushing averages higher and $4 per gallon now within reach.

Craving fair food in Amarillo? Corn dogs, funnel cakes, and more are available now thanks to a local food truck opening for the season.

Some East Texans wonder if it’s legal to wear AirPods while driving. Technically, Texas law doesn’t ban it outright—but there are some gray areas that could still get you a ticket.

Amarillo’s potato drought ends March 24th. The Jacket Potato officially launches with a Texas-sized menu including the Brisket Boss and Loaded Senor. Find them at 4631 S Western for a fresh start in a familiar building.

A Texas community rallied at a Pizza Hut in Kingsville after a 9-year-old’s birthday party had no guests, turning the day into a celebration filled with gifts and support.

Apple Gal, a popular Tyler caramel apple shop, is expanding to Waco after three years of success, bringing its gourmet treats to a new location.

You know, there are certain spots in Texas that could become real danger zones during a nuclear event. Let’s chat about which ones to watch out for.

Fallout continues after allegations against Cesar Chavez.

Hot weather ahead and the threat of wildfires in our area.

A familiar name in tortillas has hit a bump in the road, raising concerns for those with food allergies in Texas.

From deep East Texas woods to small-town legends, Bigfoot sightings have fascinated locals for decades. Are these stories real… or something else entirely?

A landscaping project along I-10 that started back in 2024 is finally done and truly, (literally), helps El Paso shine.

Just filled up and shocked at the pump? You’re not alone. Check out some of the cheapest gas prices currently around El Paso.

Texas is home to more than 1,200 cities, including some with unusual names like Cut and Shoot, Bigfoot, and Uncertain.

Research from Texas A&M shows that overthinking past mistakes can increase anxiety and lead to "avoidance." By dwelling on errors, individuals may inadvertently prime themselves to repeat those same mistakes later.

From pregnancy to toddler years, this El Paso expo connects moms with helpful services, fun activities, and expert advice—all in one place.

El Paso is set for an unforgettable year of music and culture, with everyone from Cypress Hill to BTS hitting the stage. Get ready for a good time!

In Lubbock, residents are taking proactive steps to know who's living nearby, turning to a vital state resource for peace of mind.