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Lubbock's comment sections have their own ecosystem — and once you start noticing the recurring characters, you can't stop seeing them everywhere.

One night, one decade, one gallery on Avenue A — and apparently, someone's going to perform Vanilla Ice live on a stage in downtown Lubbock.

It started quiet on Thursday and built into something nobody could ignore by Saturday. Lufkin's latest opening had people lined up before the doors even unlocked.

A 25-year study just looked at health data from nearly 3 million women — and what it found about common birth control medications is something a lot of people will want to hear about.

Amarillo is heading into a week of 100-degree temperatures. Learn how to stay safe, avoid heat-related illness, and beat the dangerous summer heat.

James Talarico wants to tax billionaires and ban big money in politics — then a billionaire dropped ten million dollars into his super PAC.

Discover the American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame & Museum through the eyes of a first-time local visitor! Complete with stick horses, interactive education galleries, and out-of-town travelers, it's a must-visit in Amarillo.

Tired of missing the 3:00 PM closing window at Grandma’s Burritos? Catch their new "After-Hours" food truck launching July 23–25, serving late-night burritos from 7 PM to 10 PM at 7012 S. Western St.!

Texas police used a drone with thermal imaging to locate and arrest a vehicle burglary suspect hiding near a church after a reported break-in.

Federal prosecutors say Jonathan Fleming committed three armed bank robberies, netting roughly $450,000 before his arrest.

A McKinney man was arrested during a Sulphur Springs undercover operation after allegedly trying to collect thousands from an elderly scam victim.

The Humane Society of El Paso's annual "Happiness Happens Here" telethon returns August 1, giving Borderland residents a chance to help thousands of local dogs and cats through donations and inspiring stories.

Texas leads the nation in animal-related deaths by a massive margin, recording 726 fatalities between 1999 and 2024. Learn why the Lone Star State tops the list and how you can stay safe during your next outdoor adventure.

Eddie Guerrero could sell anything — and in 2004, he proved it twice, in ways that were completely on-brand for the man they called Latino Heat.

Ten years ago, Baton Rouge lost four of its own in one of the darkest days this city has ever seen. That blue glow over Tiger Stadium on Friday said everything words sometimes can't.

Twenty-five dollars, four puddings, and one of them has absolutely nothing to do with bananas. The Slaton Bakery festival just outside Lubbock is a little harder to explain than it sounds.

Texans are questioning a new study that named the state's most popular gas station.

A Tyler family's Facebook post about package deliveries and wheelchair accessibility sparked a thoughtful conversation across East Texas about kindness, awareness, and helping others.

UAHT's new Artificial Intelligence certificate helps students and professionals build skills in AI, automation, and data science.

It takes a certain kind of person to stick around, show up every season, and keep believing in kids year after year. Turns out, people in Deep East Texas noticed.