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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was a cult classic not about a Samoan, but an El Pasoan.

Texas DPS officials say a routine patrol uncovered a sealed radioactive source buried just inches underground, with no danger to the public during the recovery.

Discover how Fort Hood generates over $37 billion for the Texas economy. Explore new data on local jobs, spending, and Central Texas business growth.

Netflix's latest true crime documentary is the kind of unbelievable story that keeps you watching, especially once the Texas connection comes into play.

New Texas THC rules take effect this Friday. Here is what is changing for buyers, what remains legal, and which popular hemp products are leaving shelves

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller isn't just asking Governor Abbott to change course — he's asking him to give the money back first.

A Lubbock motorcyclist faces felony charges after crashing while fleeing police. The incident highlights critical Texas traffic stop protocols every driver must follow, from pulling over safely to handling suspected fake officers.

The annual #SchoolIsCool event helps Tyler families prepare for the school year with free supplies, health services, and community resources.

Back-to-school shopping is here, and South Plains Mall in Lubbock is helping families save. Enjoy two packed weekends featuring style shows, shoe drives, and Texas's Tax-Free Weekend from August 7-9.

AAA Texas reports gas prices fell 6 cents per gallon statewide this week, with El Paso highest amid conflict concerns.

Blue Hole Regional Park in Wimberley is one of Texas’ most beautiful swimming spots, with crystal-clear water, towering cypress trees, and summer memories waiting to happen.

A federal lawsuit alleging Winnsboro ISD ignored reports of bullying and retaliation has ended with a court-approved settlement.

One of YouTube's best-known competitive eaters stopped in Longview to tackle an enormous ramen challenge with only 15 minutes on the clock.

Drop Tine Kennels had their grand opening on July 1. Here's the fur real details about their business

Investigators believe additional victims may exist and are asking families nationwide to review whether their children had contact with the suspect.

8 East Texas food trucks are participating in this offer, including Boxcar BBQ, The Spot, Revolution Road Wood Fired Pizza, and Smash And Pass Burgers

Parents love sharing first-day school photos, but experts say they could reveal more than you think. Here's how to keep your child safe online.

Federal prosecutors say members of a Texas-based child smuggling ring gave THC-infused candy to migrant children to keep them quiet during illegal border crossings. One child was hospitalized with THC poisoning.

El Paso's favorite church festivals are back! See the full 2026 kermés schedule and start planning your family's next weekend outing.

An Abilene man was sentenced to 50 years in federal prison after a mother discovered he filmed and emailed himself an explicit video of her 14-year-old daughter while babysitting. Tattoo evidence led to his conviction.

Ice cream on a hot day doesn't last long and, during these blazing hot summer days in El Paso, it melts extra fast. Thanks to some NMSU students, that's about to change.

It's about damn time. It hasn't been 20 years since Shinedown last rocked El Paso but it's been 20 years since the first time they did. That show wasn't actually in El Paso though.

Looking for somewhere new to eat? Check out Yelp's Top 20 trending restaurants around Wichita Falls for July 2026.

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.