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Amarillo drivers now have a faster way to handle oil changes, car maintenance, and routine service without leaving their vehicle.

Just after dinner time, a routine traffic stop turned into a life-or-death situation in Texarkana. Let’s unpack what happened.

A popular Amarillo hibachi food truck rebrands after closure, promising the same menu and reopening soon.

Tuition stress? The B Fly Blood Drive on April 21 offers a chance to win one of three $2,000 scholarships. Donate at Coffee Memorial Blood Center to nominate yourself or a student while honoring the memory of Brittany "B-Fly" Sims.

Tyler locals shared their favorite Shreveport restaurants, giving East Texans a helpful food guide for brunch, lunch, and dinner across the Louisiana city.

FBI offers a $50,000 reward for Abel Acosta, wanted in the 2021 Garland convenience store triple murder shooting.

East Texas habitual offender with 11 felonies is sentenced to life for meth trafficking; authorities praise law enforcement and jury.

excerpt - Tyler radio stations off air due to technical issue; stream KNUE, Mix 93-1, Kiss FM, and Classic Rock 96-1 online or via apps while repairs continue.

A Tyler woman shared a small but powerful moment of kindness she witnessed, and it’s getting attention across East Texas for all the right reasons.

Before BTS takes over El Paso, fans created a must-use website to help ARMY plan the perfect concert weekend.

Some tattoos can't be guaranteed, but there's plenty you can do to make sure your tattoo comes out as best as possible.

Texarkana Police Investigators say excessive speed and equipment issues contributed to a fatal motorcycle crash on West Seventh Street Friday night.

Mark your calendars, folks! A lively evening of music and BBQ awaits, all for a cause that enriches our community's youth.

As the dry spell drags on, the forecast hints at a shift. Can we trust those predictions of an unusually wet May?

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is urging ranchers to stay alert as screwworm cases move closer to our southern border.

As babysitting fees soar, a recent initiative in New Mexico offers families a glimpse of affordable childcare. Could Texas follow suit?

Picture this: sipping fine wine under the stars at the zoo, with delightful bites and live music setting the mood for an unforgettable night.

Storms hit The Basin Red Dirt BBQ Festival, but Wade Bowen and Whiskey Myers still lit up a rain-soaked crowd. Check out the photos.

It's not just a tale of terror; it’s a story of resilience, told from a place that once felt safe yet became anything but.

With nearly ten years since the last rally, the idea of a comeback sounds great — is it time to dust off those riding leathers?