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El Paso Engineer’s First Latin Grammy Win Honors Late Father
El Paso continues its winning streak with a heartfelt Latin Grammy victory rooted in legacy, loss, and the healing power of music.

El Paso Moms: Get Answers at First Mom & Baby Expo
From pregnancy to toddler years, this El Paso expo connects moms with helpful services, fun activities, and expert advice—all in one place.

Why Texas Just Restricted Books Sent to Inmates
Texas prisons now restrict books to stop drug smuggling, impacting inmates, families, and safety policies across the state.

Texas Gas Prices Hit $4 in Some Cities
Texas gas prices are rising fast, with some cities now over $4. Drivers are feeling the squeeze as fuel costs continue climbing.

Baylor Welcomes Willie Nelson Back After Decades of Rumors
Willie Nelson returns to Baylor University for a Waco concert 38 years after his rumored campus ban.

East Texas ATM Scam Used Raspberry Pi Devices, Police Say
Three men were arrested in East Texas in connection with a multi-state ATM jackpotting scheme using Raspberry Pi devices.

3 Texas Spots Among America’s Most Beautiful Places
A national list highlighting America’s most beautiful places includes three Texas destinations—each offering something uniquely stunning.

The Pacific Shield: How a Strengthening El Niño Could Protect the Texas Coast This Hurricane Season
As the winds shift this season, experts are keeping a close eye on what El Niño might bring our way.

El Paso County Targets Abandoned Land For Development Plans
There's a ton of land in far east El Paso that hasn't been developed or even properly claimed. Some doesn't even have a clear owner. El Paso County feels like much of this land is "impeding development" and they want to start seizing it.

Can Drivers Use Cell Phone At Red Lights Legal In Texas?
You know you can't, (legally), use your cell phone while driving in El Paso, (or anywhere in Texas for that matter), but what if you're stopped at a red light? Here's what the law says ...

$78 Million Texas Lottery Jackpot Still Unclaimed
A winning $78M lottery ticket sold in Brownsville is still unclaimed. Here’s what you need to know before time runs out.

El Paso One Step Closer to Law School After $5M Gift
A $5M gift brings UTEP closer to launching a law school, boosting opportunity for El Paso students and expanding access to legal education.

FBI Searching for Suspect Who Vanished After Teen Murders
The FBI is offering $50,000 for a fugitive accused of killing three teens. He vanished years ago and may still be hiding in Mexico.
Two Texas Deputies Rushed an Unconscious Toddler to Safety
Nacogdoches County deputies saved an unconscious 18-month-old child after a frantic emergency, Texas law enforcement, child rescue, heroic deputies.

Some Texans Say They Don’t Love Buc-ee’s—Here’s Why
Some Texans are sharing their biggest Buc-ee’s complaints, from brisket sandwiches to store annoyances, despite the chain’s popularity and clean bathrooms.

Texas Dogs Go Full Speed at Abilene’s Fast CAT Event
Get ready for a weekend filled with wagging tails and fast paws as the Abilene Kennel Club brings back a thrilling canine competition.

Why AbiMar Jobs in Abilene, Texas Are in High Demand
For anyone on the lookout for a solid job in Texas, Abilene's got something cooking at AbiMar Foods, now let's dig into what they have to offer.

Texas Beaches Ranked Among Top Ten In The U.S.
Once again, Texas is the best-us. The lone star state can now claim 2 of the best beaches in the United States of America according to a new beach index.

Feria Juárez 2026 Set for June at Plaza de la Mexicanidad
Here’s everything you need to know about Feria Juárez 2026, including dates, activities, and economic impact.

Is Your Ceiling Fan Ready For Summer’s Heat?
As the heat rolls in, a simple twist of a fan switch could be the secret to staying cool this summer.

El Paso Drivers: These 5 Gas Stations Have the Lowest Prices
Just filled up and shocked at the pump? You’re not alone. Check out some of the cheapest gas prices currently around El Paso.

Amarillo Native Turns Life Around in the Navy
Amarillo native Tristian Watkins found purpose in the U.S. Navy, turning his life around while building a future as a culinary specialist.

One in Five Texas Traffic Deaths Involves Pedestrians or Cyclists
TxDOT launched a Texas road safety campaign after 772 pedestrians and 80 cyclists were killed on Texas roads in 2024.

Texas Drivers Are Asking One Big Question About Lane Splitting
Texas law bans lane splitting, also called white lining, for motorcycle and bicycle riders.

“Thank You for Believing in Me”: Julian Kalel Thanks Fans
El Paso’s Julian Kalel was eliminated from American Idol after an emotional run in the competition.

Join The Abilene Community Band For A Fun Springtime Celebration
Get ready for a night that promises to stir memories and bring the community together, the annual Abilene Community Band Spring Concert is just around the corner.

Texas Cities Dominate the 'Top 100 Best Cities In America!' List
Texas is turning heads with its cities ranking among the best in the nation. This Texas cities unique charm is undeniably part of that story.

Tornado Strikes Texas Amid Alarming April Forecast
An EF1 tornado in East Texas highlights growing concerns that April 2026 may be unusually active for severe weather.

It's Not as Easy as it Sounds to Add a Carport to Your Home
If you're looking to add some protection for your vehicles, adding a carport may be the way to go. You need to learn some things before doing it, though.

Lubbock Weather Is Once Again Threatening Violence
Ah, nothing like a sunny day in Lubbock to spark those outdoor plans—until the skies decide to throw a curveball.
