Permian Basin

The Tall City is at a crossroads, with empty buildings that whisper tales of yesteryear. Could a fresh start be on the horizon?

As the leaves turn and the air cools, Midland-Odessa gears up for a Halloween season packed with fun for everyone, young and old.

Imagine the scent of smoked brisket wafting through Midland as Rudy's Country Store and Bar-B-Q opens its doors, bringing a new flavor to the community.

In the heart of the Permian Basin, single moms face daily challenges, yet their strength shines through, supported by a tight-knit community ready to lend a hand.

Midland's dining scene is buzzing, and TikTok is in on the action. Five restaurants are turning heads — and wallets — in the heart of the city.

Picture a towering longhorn greeting you in downtown Odessa—it's more than just art; it's a slice of history standing proud at the crossroads.

Midland’s underground might just be the best-kept secret of Texas—there’s a lot more than oil hiding beneath our feet.

It’s not uncommon to see a stray wandering through your neighborhood here in West Texas. What’s the best way to lend a helping hand?

In 1891, Robert St. George Dyrenforth attempted to make it rain in West Texas by detonating explosives in the sky. Though his efforts were unsuccessful, they highlight the innovative—and sometimes eccentric—approaches to weather modification in the face of drought.

What would happen if all the oil in the Permian Basin dried up overnight? From national economic chaos to a mass local exodus, this hypothetical scenario explores the deep impact of losing one of America’s most critical oil sources.