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This Texas Road Trip Hits 7 Famous Landmarks
Looking for a Texas summer adventure? This scenic road trip takes you to seven of the Lone Star State's most recognizable landmarks in just a few hours of driving.
Texas Tech Fans Are Getting an All-Access Look
Texas Tech football is heading to Paramount+ with a new four-part docuseries that follows the Red Raiders behind the scenes as they prepare for the 2026 season.
Baby Remains Critical as Three Face Charges in Smith County
Three people have been arrested following a Smith County investigation into the alleged abuse and neglect of a two-month-old baby who remains hospitalized in critical condition.
The Top of Your Fridge Could Be Hiding a Big Mistake
Many people use the space above the refrigerator for extra storage, but experts say some everyday items should never be kept there. Here's why.
Texas Camp Mystic Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Camp Mystic has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy nearly one year after the devastating Texas Hill Country flood that claimed the lives of 25 campers and two counselors. The camp owner also died in the flood.
What One Tyler Family Shared Had East Texans Talking
A Tyler-area family's Facebook post about accessibility sparked a thoughtful discussion about kindness, awareness, and challenges many people never see.
If You Thought East Texas Was Hot Last Summer, Welll...
The latest Almanac outlook suggests East Texas could see above-average heat, humidity, thunderstorms, and another long, sticky summer.
Some Texas Driving Laws Are Surprisingly Weird
From bears in vehicles to honking while passing, these strange Texas driving laws may leave you wondering what happened to inspire them in the first place.
Can Love for Barbecue Affect a Texas Election?
A Texas Senate race has taken an unusual turn after Attorney General Ken Paxton challenged candidate James Talarico to a barbecue lunch to settle an online debate.
Could Your Home Be Sending Burglars an Invitation?
Even homeowners with security systems may be unknowingly making their homes more appealing to burglars. Here are 15 things homeowners should avoid.
Tyler's On The Border Is Closing. What's Next?
A longtime Tyler restaurant is reportedly closing its doors permanently this week, and East Texans already have plenty of opinions about what should come next.
Gen Z Is Moving to Texas, But Not Where I Expected
Texas is attracting more Gen Z residents than any other state, according to a new migration study. Dallas-Fort Worth saw the biggest increase, followed by Houston and Austin.