Sports

A viral photo comparing the Cowboys' 1960s practice facility to The Star today has fans feeling nostalgic — and debating whether progress means success.

Coincidence that the only MLB team without pride night is playing in one again this year in the same city?

Steve Kaplowitz is celebrating an impressive milestone as he marks 30 years on the air with 600 ESPN El Paso and Townsquare Media this June. To commemorate this significant achievement, a special celebration will take place on Thursday, July 3rd at Kings X, located at 4119 N. Mesa, from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM. Kaplowitz has been a prominent figure in El Paso's sports media landscape since he began his career in 1995 on the KLAQ Morning Show with Buzz Adams. Over the years, he has built a legacy as the longest-running daily sports talk host in the city, covering notable local sports stories, UTEP athletics, high school sports, and major events like the Super Bowl and HBO Boxing.

Excitement is in the air at Angelina College as new coaches take the helm, bringing fresh energy to the diamond.

According to a new survey, it really sucks to be a Dallas sports fan right now.

There's a wave of pride sweeping through West Texas as the Lady Raiders aim for glory against the Longhorns. What a season it’s been!

Way back in the day, Wichita Falls had their own baseball team. One time they even beat the New York Yankees.

The Dallas Cowboys haven't reached a Super Bowl since their championship win in 1996. Some believe the 2026 Super Bowl will be the year they return.

College Football Season in Lubbock will be here soon.

Those brutal Wichita Falls summer temperatures are around the corner. Remember when the Cowboys trained here for three seasons?