Political

Ever wonder which state allows residents to keep the most of their money? Visual Capitalist just answered the question and, guess what? New Mexico peeps don't get to keep much. They still beat Texas by about 11% though.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is looking into illegal tax increases in Texas and he directly calls out Wichita Falls in his letter.

There's a ton of land in far east El Paso that hasn't been developed or even properly claimed. Some doesn't even have a clear owner. El Paso County feels like much of this land is "impeding development" and they want to start seizing it.

Everybody has an opinion on people in office and public matters that must be voted on but, apparently, not many in El Paso will actually get off their ass and go vote.

Consumer Reports analyzed grocery prices across the country. Using Walmart prices as a baseline, they found several other grocery stores beat Wally-World ... some by over 20%.

WFAA ran a segment last night on Hirschi Middle School in Wichita Falls and how they're working to improve their grades.

Austin loves to keep things weird, but they also are king of the capitals according to a new survey.

On this President's Day, let's check out the libraries you can go visit that honor our American Presidents.

In Texas, the definition of middle-class income isn't as straightforward as you'd think. Some numbers might surprise you.

Texas is shaking things up with new laws that could surprise even the most careful residents. Let’s break down what you need to know.

Churches have always felt like a sanctuary, but recent events are shifting that sense of safety. Let’s talk about what’s being done to change the narrative.

Imagine walking into a classroom and seeing the Ten Commandments hanging on the wall. Texas is about to make that a reality.