Around Texas

Texas dove season is going statewide on September 1st for the first time ever, and the numbers heading into this season are hard to ignore.

Millions of Texans buy a hunting or fishing license every year, and that money does a lot more than most people realize.

Texas reached a record-high 14,469,600 nonfarm jobs in June after adding 43,000 positions. With an annual growth rate of 1.2% outpacing the national average and a 4.4% unemployment rate, the Lone Star State continues to lead job growth.

Ever wonder what Texas police are saying on the radio? This guide decodes common "Ten Codes" used by DPS and Highway Patrol, explaining everything from simple traffic stops to high-speed pursuits across the state.

A routine task quickly spiraled into disaster in Texas—one man's mowing sparked a bee attack that serves as a sobering reminder for outdoor workers.

Texas ranks high for first-time DWI fines at $2,000, but other states are even pricier. While Texas is tough, Oregon leads the nation with fines reaching $6,250. Learn how your state compares and why you should never drink and drive.

How does someone who is in the country illegally become a teacher? That's one of many questions officials will have to answer.

The name Texas has roots in Native American language, meaning “friend.” Discover how the state motto and history connect to this origin.

Criminals put these popular vehicles at the top of their "must-steal" list.

Texas classrooms can harbor germs, but fresh air, disinfecting surfaces, and proper handwashing—including elbow sneezes—keep kids healthier.

Skipping student loan payments in Texas can trigger wage garnishment, credit damage, license delays, and even lawsuits.

Wondering what a Texas wedding costs? You're looking at $27K on average—plus a pricey ring. Here's the full breakdown.