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A new website lets Texas drivers search public Flock audit logs to see whether their license plate appears in records of Flock database searches.

Broadway Street in downtown Lubbock is trading its historic bricks for concrete, bike lanes, and tree-lined sidewalks in a renovation that changes the feel of the whole corridor.

She's chosen one of the biggest breweries in Texas and her new beer started shipping this week.

The star on the mountain used to go dark after Christmas. It wasn't until 1993 that El Paso started leaving it on every single night.

A Texas Tech Masked Rider is coming to LEGO form, and Lubbock fans are excited for the August 2026 drop.

Concordia Cemetery and El Paso High School are just two stops on a ghost trail that one local researcher has spent years mapping out.

TRAHC is heading into a big year. The organization turns 50 in 2026 and is now searching for a new permanent leader after a longtime director steps down.

Black Magic Woman, Smooth, Long Train Runnin', What a Fool Believes. That's a lot of classic rock packed into one August night in El Paso.

He will return to the Club Westerner stage on Friday, October 30. Tickets will go on sale soon. Keep it tuned to KLUB Tejano 106.9 for more details.

The Club Westerner continues its 99th-year celebration! Next up: Country Star and former American Idol Contestant, John Wayne Schulz!

A group of El Paso peeps, including a former "Local Loco", now have their own tequila and that's really good news for tequila lovers and aspiring musicians alike.

Some people show up for their community in quiet ways. Chris Johnson shows up with fundraisers, donations, and a whole lot of heart.

Heavy rain in Lubbock causes severe stormwater pollution when runoff sweeps up sediment, excess nutrients, trash, bacteria, and chemicals. Protecting local playa lakes and wildlife requires proper waste and runoff management.

A Texas lawmaker wants to push school start dates to September, and his reasons go beyond just giving kids a longer summer.

That car sitting in the driveway for months could be costing you more than you think. Lubbock has rules about junk vehicles, and they apply even on private property.

The current Fire Station 2 has served southern Tyler since the 1970s. A new facility will provide firefighters with more space, updated equipment areas and improved response capabilities.

What salary do you need to live comfortably in Amarillo? A local Reddit debate has people putting a number on it.

A backyard pool in Jennings got an unexpected guest this week, and it took two officers and a wildlife wrangler to handle the situation.

A Nacogdoches photographer is honoring her late son by giving a deserving senior guy a full photo package and a $1,000 scholarship this year.

Lubbock actually lets you keep backyard chickens, bees, and even a horse in the city limits, but the rules are more specific than you might expect.