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Texas Preps First Responders Ahead of Rising Flood Threat
Texas deploys swiftwater rescue teams and emergency crews ahead of severe flood threats.

12 Things Happening Across East Texas This Weekend - October 17
The Yamboree and Texas Rose Festival headline a busy weekend of fall festivals, live events, football, haunted attractions, and farmers' markets across East Texas.
Halloween in El Paso: Where to Find FREE Family Fun Oct. 31
Need Halloween plans? El Paso is hosting free Halloween carnivals across the city. Find a location near you and plan your family outing.

Six Creepy Critters That Want Inside Your West Texas Home
One Texas homeowner learned the hard way that scorpions don't just stay outside. A pest control expert breaks down what's really bringing six common household invaders indoors.

What's the Best Food at a Texas High School Football Game?
Friday night football means hometown pride, packed stands, and concession-stand favorites. What's the one food you always buy at a Texas high school game?
Texas Families Have Until Sunday to Save on College Applications
Eligible Texas residents can apply to public colleges and universities without paying undergraduate application fees during Free College Application Week. Here's how to qualify and meet Sunday's deadline.

Safety City Abilene, The Children's Program KEAN 105 Cruise Night
Back in the early eighties, a radio station and police department teamed up to throw a party that would help keep kids safe across West Texas for decades to come.

Texas Has Some Weird Laws for Buying Beer and Liquor in the State
As with any state, there are laws to buy beer and liquor in Texas. Thing is, Texas makes it harder than it has to be.

Lotsa Lederhosen! Pics From Lubbock’s Oktoberfest 2026 at Spirit Ranch
Seven local breweries brought the Oktoberfest spirit to Spirit Ranch on Sunday, complete with German food and live music for the whole family.

AT&T’s $177 Million Data Breach Settlement Gets Final Approval — Payments Coming by Early 2027
AT&T's $177 million data breach settlement is finalized. Payments range from $6.50 to $40 for most, but up to $5,000 for some. Distribution expected within 60 days of November 8.

The 5 Signs ESPN Prohibits At College GameDay
ESPN's College GameDay has some surprisingly strict rules about what fans can actually hold up on camera during the show.

Visit These 4 Small Texas Towns to Get a Good Scare
Haunted houses are great for a cheap thrill. But if you're looking for something a little more adventurous, there four small Texas towns that'll give you a good scare.

Nickelback Is Coming to Dallas in 2027 — Here's How to Win Ticket
Nickelback is bringing its 2027 tour to Dallas, and you could win a pair of tickets.

Texas Really Has a Place Called Possum Kingdom
If you thought Possum Kingdom was just a song title, you’re not alone. Here’s how the real Texas location got its unforgettable name.

German Pancakes At Fort Worth's Ol South, A 60-year Tradition
Ol' South Pancake House has been flipping the same German pancakes since 1962. That's over six decades of breakfast done right in Fort Worth.

Snakes, Scorpions and Hedgehogs? Meet the West Texas Man Behind Owl Town Exotics
Trey Lucero turned a childhood obsession with unusual animals into a thriving exotic pet business right here in Hale Center, just north of Lubbock.

Country Legend Willie Nelson Endorses James Talarico with a Direct Message to Texans
Texas icon Willie Nelson throws his support behind Democrat James Talarico in a high-stakes U.S. Senate race. Read the latest campaign updates.

SCARE-TOBER IS BACK! Submit Your Dream or Request a Reading
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.

LIST: Where to Watch NFL Games in El Paso
Wondering where your NFL team watches the game in El Paso? From Cowboys country to 49ers Faithful, here are the local spots fans recommend.

Texas Utility Regulators File Lawsuit to Hide Data Center Locations From Texans
Texas regulators are fighting to keep data center locations secret, claiming public access could threaten the power grid and water supplies.

5 Haunted Places in El Paso That Will Give You Chills
El Paso has a spooky side! These five locations are known for their eerie histories and ghost stories. Would you dare to visit after dark?
Should Texas Voters Have More Viable Third-Party Options?
Should voters have more meaningful choices beyond Republicans and Democrats? A look at third-party candidates, political division, and the challenges of competing in America's two-party system.

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.

The New Halloween Horror: Why You Must Inspect Every Piece of Your Child’s Candy
Gathering candy and costumes is exciting, but safety should be top of mind. Here’s what the experts say to keep everyone safe this Halloween.

No Touching, Just Tossing: Temple’s Easiest Way to Dispose of Hazardous Waste
Ever wondered what to do with those old batteries or leftover paint? This weekend, Temple has you covered with a hassle-free collection event.

Simple Steps to Stop Persistent Campaign Calls and Texts
Central Texas residents are getting hammered with campaign texts and calls this election season. Here's how to actually make them stop.

Buc-ee's Just Got Some Surprising News in a National Ranking
Buc-ee's may have a devoted following in Texas, but a new customer satisfaction study puts several convenience store chains ahead of the beloved beaver. Here's how it ranked nationally and across the South.

Little Texas Bar in Tokyo Is a Slice of the Lone Star State
From chicken-fried steak to live country music, Little Texas Bar n' Grill in Tokyo, Japan, offers a surprising taste of Texas halfway around the world.

Reese's Pumpkins - Did You Notice the Subtle Change?
The folks at Reese's have quietly adjusted the packaging on their popular Halloween pumpkins. Here's what's different and why.

Free College Applications Available to Texas Students Next Week
Texas students can save money on college applications Oct. 12-18, when public colleges and universities waive application fees.
