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Here's How to Make Back-to-School Mornings Easier for Your Family
Experts say gradually adjusting bedtime before school starts can help children wake up more easily when classes begin.

The Next Movie Loteria Night Is At The End Of August
Somewhere in El Paso, someone's marking their loteria card with a googly eye, and there's actually a very good reason for that.

PHOTOS: You Know You’re From El Paso If These Feel Like Home
El Paso photographer Miguel Vigil captured some of the most iconic sights around the 915, from the Star on the Mountain to murals, Mount Cristo Rey and, yes, even Chico’s Tacos.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott Pauses All Data Center Construction in the State
Data centers are popping up all over Texas and it looks the Governor has paused any new construction until new audits have concluded.

Texas THC Laws Weaponize Reefer Madness
Most Texans want marijuana legal — but the state is moving the other direction, and the gap between public opinion and state law is getting harder to ignore.

Smith County Jury Sends Gang Member to Prison for 18 Years
The conviction came after an undercover investigation targeting human trafficking and organized prostitution in Tyler.

Texas Town, Pop 454, Just Produced A $1.8 Million Lottery Winner
A winning ticket worth nearly $2 million, and another worth $250,000 were purchased at two small Texas towns.

What Those Loud Cell Phone Alerts in Texas Really Mean
Wondering what those loud alerts on your phone mean? Here’s a breakdown of Texas emergency alerts and what each one signals.

This Powerful El Paso Strong Moment Still Brings Tears
Seven years after the August 3 Walmart shooting, one emotional courtroom moment continues to define what “El Paso Strong” means.

Tyler Mom Says Son Was Ignored After Holding the Door
A Tyler mom's Facebook post about her six-year-old son holding the door for strangers has sparked hundreds of comments about kindness, manners, and the small moments that can make a big difference.

2 East Texas Teen Girls Among the 30 Who Went Missing Last Month
Summer is a time for fun and relaxing, not worry and sadness. 30 teen girls went missing last month across Texas including 2 in East Texas.
These Texas Cities Have the Cheapest Burger Combos in America
DoorDash's latest report shows Texas dominates the list of America's cheapest cheeseburger combos. See which cities made the rankings.

Remembering Aug. 3: Every El Paso Memorial Event in 2026
From memorial ceremonies and tributes to the Star on the Mountain and community blood drive, here's a complete guide to every event honoring the 23 lives lost on Aug. 3, 2019.

Texas DPS Names Ramon Artola Jr. Most Wanted Fugitive
Texas DPS is offering $3,000 for information leading to the arrest of Jefferson County fugitive Ramon Alberto Artola Jr.
New UIL Rule Changes How Texas Schools Monitor Extreme Heat
The UIL's new safety requirements mean schools must monitor heat conditions more closely before and during outdoor activities.

Smith County Shooting Case Ends With Murder Guilty Plea
The victim survived the initial shooting but later died from his injuries, leading prosecutors to pursue murder charges years later.

Texas Drivers Could Get in Trouble for This Red Light Habit
Texas drivers could face legal trouble for getting out of their vehicles at red lights, even when traffic is stopped.

“A Lot Cooler”: Matthew McConaughey Goes Dazed and Confused With YETI Cooler
Matthew McConaughey just gave that famous Dazed and Confused line a whole new life — and this time it comes with a cooler full of tequila.

Texas THC Ban Starts Today: What Products Are Illegal?
A lot of Texas shops quietly pulled products off their shelves at the end of July, and if you've been buying hemp products, it's worth knowing exactly why.

EPCC Students Pamper Breast Cancer Survivors at Pink Event
Breast cancer survivors pose for professional portraits at EPCC's annual Power of Pink celebration.

Texas School District Bans Teachers from Posting Classroom Wish Lists
Over the next few weeks, school bells will be ringing all over the state of Texas. Even before the first day, we already have some controversy from one school district over a policy.

Whataburger Has Its Own National Day – And We’re Here for It
Some food anniversaries come and go without much notice — this one made it onto the National Day Calendar and has its own merchandise to prove it.

Sid Miller Wants Abbott To Return Millions In Data Center Money
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller isn't just asking Governor Abbott to change course — he's asking him to give the money back first.

How Texas's New Food Truck Licensing Law Works In 2026
Texas food trucks have new licensing rules and a new way for customers to spy on, errr ... research ... the trucks.

Tyler Students Can Get Free School Supplies at #SchoolIsCool
The annual #SchoolIsCool event helps Tyler families prepare for the school year with free supplies, health services, and community resources.

Texas Gas Prices Drop Despite Rising Iran Conflict Tensions
AAA Texas reports gas prices fell 6 cents per gallon statewide this week, with El Paso highest amid conflict concerns.

This Texas Swimming Hole Looks Like a Scene From a Movie
Blue Hole Regional Park in Wimberley is one of Texas’ most beautiful swimming spots, with crystal-clear water, towering cypress trees, and summer memories waiting to happen.
Court Orders Settlement Payment in Winnsboro ISD Student Lawsuit
A federal lawsuit alleging Winnsboro ISD ignored reports of bullying and retaliation has ended with a court-approved settlement.

Longview Restaurant Brings Viral Food Challenge to East Texas
One of YouTube's best-known competitive eaters stopped in Longview to tackle an enormous ramen challenge with only 15 minutes on the clock.

Federal Indictment Leads Investigators to Search for More Victims
Investigators believe additional victims may exist and are asking families nationwide to review whether their children had contact with the suspect.
