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SSG Manuel R. Puentes Middle School won the chance to sing with Foreigner and receive a $500 donation for its growing choir program.

Looking for the El Paso weather forecast? Cooler temperatures and gusty winds arrive Friday, followed by sunshine this weekend and possible storms next week.

Strive Now, La Nube and Mija, Yes You Can are offering a four-session leadership program for El Paso high school girls, with registration starting at $25.

We've all been there, we wake up and don't feel so hot and have to day off work to rest. Is it legal for your employer to ask for a doctor's note before coming back to work?

Texas is cracking down on data centers that won't share their water usage numbers with the state.

Lubbock Police Department needs emergency dispatchers. These folks answer the call when residents need help most, staying calm while guiding first responders to the scene.

Construction could begin later this year at the former Whataburger site on S. Broadway Avenue, bringing another chicken restaurant to Tyler.

When a French ship caught fire at the Texas City port in 1947, the explosion killed over 500 people and remains the worst industrial accident in U.S. history.

Have a creepy encounter or a dream you can't explain? Meet the SCARE-TOBER guests on KISS FM and learn how to submit your own story.

Gas prices are down in Amarillo, Tyler, Abilene and El Paso but up in Midland, Odessa and Lubbock. Here is the AAA Texas city-by-city breakdown and what could move prices next.

Grunt calls work best when used sparingly. Sometimes the deer you're hunting responds better to silence than to another sound.

East Texas knows a thing or two about Friday night football, and you don't have to travel far to find communities where high school football is a major event. From Tyler to Longview and the smaller towns in between, football brings people together every fall...

A quick look through your bathroom cabinet could reveal medicines you no longer need. Here's how East Texans can get rid of them safely.

What if foster pets could tell their own stories? A Texas studio is teaming up with voice actors to give animals a unique way to capture attention and hopefully find their forever homes.

After surveying over three thousand miles of Texas roads, wildlife experts are giving hunters the green light for a promising season ahead.