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Here's a refresher on the rules of passing a school bus, along with why people illegally drive past a school bus in the first place

Dogs in the pool, a tattoo convention, a comic con, coin show and more are happening this weekend in East Texas.

Enjoy free happy hour drinks from Millie's. Just tell them you're a listener of the show!

Witches Brew is back in Lubbock, and this time it brought friends. Two new Halloween flavors from Alani Nu just dropped, and they won't last long.

Aaron Watson is headlining a night built to honor the people who show up when things go wrong, and that alone makes this worth knowing about.

Hillsboro is about to become the only stop for Waffle House along the entire Central Texas I-35 corridor, at least for now.

Lubbock allows backyard fire pits, but there are rules about what you can burn, where you can place them, and when you can actually light one up.

Lubbock ISD's superintendent says the cell phone ban is already working. Dr. Kathy Rollo has seen the results, and she's speaking positively about what's changed inside schools.

The Perseid meteor shower peaks tonight, giving Amarillo residents a chance to see one of the year's most spectacular celestial events.

That new airport sign is supposed to welcome you to Lubbock, but some people think it looks like a computer made it on a lunch break.

Robocall volume in the U.S. just hit its highest point in over a year, and some phone carriers may actually be making money off the chaos.

Thinking about backyard chickens in Lubbock? Your zoning district matters more than you might think before you build anything.

The RockShow is not just the top morning show on rock radio in Lubbock. It holds the number one spot across every format in the market.

Bring a book, grab a drink, and sit quietly with strangers. El Paso's Silent Book Club is making that a regular thing across the city.

A routine double delivery in Amarillo turns into a mystery when a closed office drop-off leads to a frantic phone call and a customer expecting her food all the way in Lubbock.

Two East Texas arrests are raising another important reminder about keeping children safe online.

Jacksonville Texas locals share their favorite restaurants, from barbecue to burgers and Mexican food.

Texas doesn't have one statewide rule for when you can mow, but your city may have something to say about it.

Thermal imaging drones are now scanning Texas ranchland for fever spikes in livestock, because screwworm larvae actually raise an animal's body temperature.

A $200 million solar farm is being planned on 2,000 rural acres in Marion County, bringing jobs and more electricity to East Texas.

Multiple TxDOT construction projects are causing major lane closures and traffic diversions across Lubbock County, including long-term work on Loop 88 and US 87. Here is when the orange cones are finally leaving.

Sunland Park is quietly becoming one of the most talked-about cannabis markets in the entire Southwest — and the sales numbers behind that story are pretty striking.

A second Academy Sports + Outdoors store is planned for west Tyler, giving shoppers another option for sports equipment, clothing and outdoor gear.

Lubbock’s Citibus is launching Phase One of a major 5-year service overhaul on Sept. 28. The update includes four new or redesigned routes to expand access and cut travel times. Informational community meetings begin Aug. 12.

You might notice a new installation in Wichita Falls in front of the Vitro facility. This is what is known as a 'ghost bike' and many may not know the story behind why these go up.

Forget the 12 Days Of Christmas, (for now - the holidays will be here soo enough), let's look at ways to have fun near El Paso for the 12 weekends of summer.

Fill up your tank and fund school safety. Lubbock ISD and Tootn Totum are back with Spirit Pumps, and five local high schools are ready to benefit.

A police K-9 led officers to a suspicious bag at Amarillo's Greyhound station, resulting in two arrests and a massive drug seizure.

Fresh jalapeños grown in Mexico have been linked to a Salmonella outbreak. Find recalled foods, symptoms and what consumers should do.

Before signing a lease in Lubbock, there are a few things every renter should check that most people skip until it's too late.

A Lubbock library card does a lot more than check out books. Free notary services, WiFi, and streaming apps are all part of the deal.

Rampage Wrestling has been throwing down in West Texas for over a decade. Saturday, September 26 is the last time they'll do it under that name.

Texas is one of the few states where paddling students is still perfectly legal — and how that plays out in local schools might surprise you.

Mr. Wonderful is coming to the Panhandle. Kevin O'Leary headlines WT's Hill Institute Lecture Series this September.

Maxwell's Pumpkin Farm is building something new. We asked the owner what it is, here's what he said.

Summer heat is not letting up in Amarillo! With triple-digit temperatures holding steady early in the week and a peak near 102°F on Wednesday, find out when a chance of rain might finally cool us down.

Oh, how things can change in Amarillo. Watching an empty eyesore find new life is part of the charm of living in Amarillo, proving just how fast things can change. That is what happened with the empty United Artists Theater at I40 and Soncy...

A new Tyler community group hopes simple conversations can lead to lasting friendships.

Speeding isn't the only mistake Texas drivers make. These common violations could result in tickets and higher insurance costs.