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Texas' Ten Commandments law is now being challenged before the U.S. Supreme Court after civil rights groups asked the justices to review a case involving the requirement that public schools display the biblical text. The petition comes after the 5th U...

Texas' first electric aircraft test flights are set to begin this week at Galveston's Scholes Field International Airport, marking a major step toward electric aviation in the state. The test program will involve flights to Sugar Land and Brenham and is expected to continue through early September as officials evaluate the new technology...

Planning to make a homecoming mum this year? Hobby Lobby has reportedly discontinued its homecoming mum supplies. Here's where to shop instead.

Texas is buzzing with UFO sightings, especially in Houston, where over 435 incidents spark curiosity. What’s really going on in the skies?

COTALAND opens September 26 at Circuit of the Americas, giving Texas thrill seekers a new place to ride coasters, water rides, go-karts and more.

A family recipe that stayed locked down for three decades is now out in the open, and it starts with 5 pounds of beef and a lot of dark red chili powder.

Buc-ee's is lovin' the courtroom. It's latest trademark infringement lawsuit isn't scaring anyone in a small Ohio town.

A new list of the most romantic places in Texas includes three destinations, but famous spots like the San Antonio River Walk were left out.

Following a barrage of complaints during the 2025 State Fair of Texas, prices have been lowered for the 2026 season.

Eighty-three sightings per 100,000 residents puts New Mexico in the top ten states for UFO activity, and that's before counting the stories locals don't report.

Free digital course materials are heading to nine Texas universities, and the students who benefit most are in some of the fastest-growing career fields out there.

The Texas Panhandle's economy runs on more than farming. See which employers hire the most workers across the region.

DFW Airport has decided not to move forward with proposed ablution stations after Gov. Greg Abbott requested a federal review.

A Texas constable has disabled Flock cameras in his area, citing privacy concerns and what he describes as “warrantless tracking.” Hood County Constable John D. Shirley publicly posted photos showing cameras covered, reigniting the debate across Texas over whether automated license plate readers provide valuable public-safety tools or go too far with vehicle surveillance. Hood Co...

Triple digits through the week and into the weekend. West Texas summer is not done with us yet, and the Fearless Forecast says don't put those fans away just yet.