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Children’s Home Of Lubbock Hosts 37th Annual Fall Festival This Saturday
Since 1954, the Children's Home has walked alongside over 7,500 local kids. This October 3rd festival is a chance to meet them and support their mission.
The El Paso Fall Events Guide You’ll Want to Save
Fall is officially here in the 915! Check out the El Paso events, festivals and Halloween celebrations happening from September through the start of 2027.
21 'Hole in the Wall' Restaurants you Don't Want to Miss
East Texas residents shared their favorite low-key restaurants around Tyler, giving diners plenty of new places to try beyond the area's biggest and busiest spots.
Texas Gas and Diesel Prices Are Both Still Climbing
Diesel hit a record high in Texas last week, and gas prices are still climbing too. Here's this week's full price breakdown by city.
Don't Miss These El Paso Kermeses Happening This Fall
El Paso's favorite church festivals are back! See the full 2026 kermés schedule and start planning your family's next weekend outing.
Texas Prison AC Could Cost $1.5 Billion
We know that in Texas if you commit a crime there will be consequences for your actions. Which could include time in jail or prison if a judge decides that punishment is warranted. Being in a Texas prison is a place that no one wants to be. But recently, a federal judge has ordered Texas to put air conditioning in all of the state prison facilities...
GALLERY: See Whats for Sale at Abilene's Historic Farolitos
After nearly 90 years, Farolitos Mexican Food closes its doors in Abilene, taking with it generations of family recipes and irreplaceable memories.
El Paso War Veterans Displaced To Build Border Bridge
Over 5,600 residents lost their homes to settle a territorial argument between two nations. Their story lives on at this busy bridge today.
LIST: El Paso Runs, 5Ks and Charity Walks You Can Join This Fall
Lace up, El Paso! These upcoming 5Ks, fun runs and charity walks are perfect for runners, walkers, families and run-club newbies.
New Texas Safety Rules Now Apply to Big School Events
New Texas safety requirements for extracurricular activities took effect September 23, including written security and medical plans for larger school events.
Strongest El Niño in 140 Years Threatens Texas with Ice, Hail, and Severe Storms
The strongest El Niño in 140 years could bring severe storms, heavy snow, and hail to Texas. Here is how the historic weather event impacts the state.
Here’s How You Can Win a Trip to Los Angeles, California to Experience ‘Miley: Bass Persuades’ Live at the Hollywood Bowl
You could win a trip to experience Miley LIVE at the Hollywood Bowl!
10 Things that Texans Would Prefer Over Jury Duty
Nobody's excited about jury duty, but the author's list of things worse than it might surprise you.
Are These Actually the Most Snobby Cities in Texas?
A new study ranks the snobbiest cities in Texas using income, home prices, and culture data. See which cities made the list.
Fall Cricket Explosion Expected Across Central Texas
This fall's cricket explosion could be worse than usual, thanks to all that spring rain we got earlier this year.