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In Lubbock, game day just isn't the same without that familiar crunch of tortilla chips gracing the snack table.

Friday marks a bittersweet farewell for a beloved local gallery that has become a home for creativity in Lubbock. Don't miss this moment.

A San Antonio resident just won $1 million playing the Texas Lottery. And millions in prizes are still up for grabs.

Iris & Grizz are helping El Paso listeners confess love or ask for forgiveness live on the radio this Valentine’s Day—with roses and flautas on the line.

El Paso is buzzing this weekend with events that are sure to draw crowds and keep the energy high across the city.

UAHT’s summer camp introduces grades 7–11 students to cybersecurity skills, ethics, and career pathways. Spots are limited, don't delay.

The original section has been open since 1979, and the newer east side opened in 1991. After being open that long, aging was bound to happen, but that is all about to change!

TexAmericas Center just scored a major grant, and it's all about boosting local business and job growth. Exciting times ahead for the Texarkana area!

A Texas teacher faces multiple charges.

In a surprising twist, researchers in New Mexico are looking to our planet’s darkest caves for clues about life beyond the stars.

Gov. Abbott unveiled Texas' 2026-2030 Homeland Security strategy, focusing on preventing foreign attacks, terrorism, and natural disasters. The plan includes six main goals to keep the state safe.

This will be a throwback to two of the greatest Tejano albums of all time, "1392" and "Con El Tiempo" which featured Jay Perez as the lead singer for David Lee Garza Y Los Musicales.

If anyone is interested in moving to Grapevine, you could own Post Malone's old place.

Roses may be red, but did you know other colors tell different stories? Let’s unravel the floral language of love this Valentine’s Day.

The window for parents to apply for an ESA for their child is now open.

Mardi Gras, cake decorating, kids fishing and more is happening around East Texas this weekend.

The whispers of history echo through the trails at the White Cliffs, where nature and the past intertwine beautifully.

Pickleball players in Nacogdoches are passionate about their new favorite pastime. But is it all just hype, or is there more to this game?

The energy at Camp Cohen was contagious as brave souls dove into freezing water, showcasing the spirit of our community and its dedication to inclusivity.

If you asked anyone which electric grid you would expect to fail, most people would say Texas. Turns out, someone is worse off than us.