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If you're not visiting these National Parks in the fall, you're really missing out.

State funding for thousands of AI surveillance cameras just got cut off after questions about how the system was actually being used.

Texas dove season opens September 1, 2026, with a major change: For the first time, hunters across the entire state will share the same opening day.

The City of Lubbock has installed a blue light emergency phone outside police headquarters. The system offers 24/7 direct contact to officers while allowing LPD to adjust lobby hours and put more personnel on patrol.

Slaton Bakery bakes up an incredibly sweet tribute to Dolly Parton.

The Toadies' Hell Below Stars Above vinyl features a haunting piano performance from the late Elliot Smith on the title track.

Three students were hospitalized after a stabbing at Americas High School in El Paso. Here's the latest update for parents, drivers and neighbors.

Lubbock city offices, public libraries, and landfills will close for Labor Day on September 7. Trash pickup moves to Tuesday and Wednesday, while the Buddy Holly Center stays open for his 90th birthday celebration.

Modern cars come loaded with tech, but that doesn't mean you're stuck with factory speakers. Kingdom Audio knows how to work with it.

Earlier this week, the world lost the legendary Dolly Parton. For those in Wichita Falls old enough to remember, she actually played here back in the 1950's.

Baylor University confirmed a tuberculosis case on campus, but the infected person hasn't been around since before fall semester started.

The iconic video game character's music is leaving the console and heading to a concert stage in Irving, with live musicians bringing Sonic's history to life.

Lubbock's got a learning curve, especially if you're used to walking everywhere. You'll need a car and some patience with those confusing exits.

Lubbock's water strategy relies on both ancient groundwater and modern reservoirs to ensure the city has enough for the next century.

Stage Tour is bringing plenty of legendary rock songs to gamers, but did you know some of its soundtrack has surprising connections to Texas and El Paso music history?

Amarillo drivers keep blowing through yield signs at I-40 exits. Texas law says that could cost you up to $4,000

AAA Texas says gas prices are steady at $3.63 statewide, even as August nears record highs.

In the state of Texas is it illegal to park in front of someone's home without permission, we look into the answer, so you avoid having your vehicle towed.

Texas Parks and Wildlife is opening applications September 1 for a chance to harvest one alligator gar over 48 inches from the Trinity River. The random drawing gives lucky anglers an opportunity to fish for these prehistoric-looking giants

This year's festival will feature carnival rides, live music, wrestling matches, dance contest, all kinds of food and much more. It's September 3 to 6 at the VFW Post 1836 on Ford Chapel Road

Texas Tech in-state tuition averages around $11,800 per year. Compared to Texas' highest tuition at SMU ($67,000) and lowest at Alvin Community College ($3,100), Tech sits closer to the state average than you think.

El Paso's got more gaming spots than you might think, from retro console shops to cafes where you can roll dice and sip mocktails.

El Paso's gaming scene is about to get bigger. BorderLAN Gaming Fest 2026 brings the region together for two days of tournaments, cosplay, and competition.

Texas could soon give some college students the option to earn a bachelor's degree in three years instead of four. Here's what Gov. Greg Abbott is proposing.

El Paso got to see Pantera's transformation firsthand, from their early days to the Cowboys From Hell era that changed metal forever.

Ten bucks feeds fifty people through the Food Bank's September challenge. Every donation counts toward a million meals for families in need.

The 10-day Tyler fair returns with carnival rides, live music, a rodeo, monster trucks, exhibits, vendors and plenty of fair food.

Four fashion shows, live music, and local wedding pros all in one place this Sunday. The Hub City Wedding Expo keeps things relaxed and fun.

Texas has a plethora of laws on the books for all kinds of situations. One particular law sounds very strange, but is necessary, talking to dolphins in the Texas gulf.

Lubbock Mayor Mark McBrayer discussed proposed budget changes on KFYO, including shifting firefighters to a 24/72 schedule and adding 10 police officers. He also addressed a pending 18-month moratorium on high-resource AI data centers.

Looking for quality trees and shrubs without the weekday pro crowds? Wolfe Nursery Direct has Saturday morning hours for you.

Local ranchers around Lubbock are selling beef straight to families, from individual cuts to whole animals if you've got the freezer space.

Pizza Hut has brought back their iconic 'Book It' program and teachers are being asked to enroll their classrooms starting next week.

Stuck at home this weekend? Lubbock's got plenty of free ways to keep yourself entertained without spending much.

Working at Buc-ee's sounds cushy until you talk to former employees. Turns out competitive pay comes with some pretty demanding expectations.

Professional sumo wrestling is coming to Central Texas this October with a brand new American league launching its first season right here.

Lubbock's flat plains hide some genuinely surprising spots. From a World War II glider museum to lush gardens and hundreds of working windmills, there's more here than meets the eye.

McDonald's Gives Back Day returns September 3rd, this time supporting Wesley Community Center across five Panhandle cities.

The new Hellion Spot design draws inspiration from classic homemade costumes, complete with rock and roll edge.