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Six Flags No Longer Owns Popular Texas Water Park
A merger just happened two years ago and it looks like a major piece that Six Flags bought is no longer a part of the company.

8 Perfect Mini Road Trips from El Paso for Spring Break
Looking for the perfect family road trip this Spring Break? Discover top destinations within a few hours of El Paso for fun, nature, and adventure!

Gas Prices Spike in Texas and Amarillo Drivers Feel It
Texas gas prices are rising fast as oil markets react to the Iran conflict. Amarillo drivers are seeing nearly a 40 cent jump at the pump.

All Bets Are Off: Win a Trip to Experience Guns N’ Roses Live in Las Vegas
Win a trip to Vegas to experience Guns N' Roses at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada on August 22, 2026.

ICE Confirms Measles Outbreak at Major Texas Detention Center
ICE confirms a measles outbreak at Camp East Montana detention facility in El Paso, Texas with 14 confirmed cases and multiple individuals isolated as officials work to contain the spread.

7 Iconic Texas Stops You Can See in Just One Road Trip
A Central Texas road trip lets you see seven iconic Lone Star State locations in about three hours of driving time, starting in Austin and heading toward the Hill Country and San Antonio.

Find Your Spring Break Thrills At Six Flags Over Texas
Six Flags Over Texas launches its 65th season with spring break thrills, roller coasters, family rides, and new attractions coming to the Arlington theme park in 2026.

A $3 Million Texas Lottery Ticket Was Sold at a Fort Worth-Area Convenience Store
A lucky North Texas player is $3 million richer after winning the Texas Lottery’s Colossal Cashword scratch-off jackpot.

What Foods Are No Longer Allowed Under Texas SNAP Benefits?
Texas is adding a few more items to their "do not buy" list and fans of sweets and candies aren't going to like it. Even some fruits and nuts are no longer allowed.

End of An Era: El Paso’s Iconic Glamour Shots Studio Is Closing
El Paso’s iconic Glamour Shots studio, the last one in the world, is closing. Owner Leonora Campbell announces retirement, marking the end of a beloved 90s photography staple.

NYT Journalist From El Paso Writes A Book About The Sun City
With a new book spotlighting its rich history, El Paso is revealing its layered past and present. There's much to celebrate in this border city.

Famous Foodie Influencer Slams Chico’s Tacos in El Paso
The Taco Fiend visited El Paso and reviewed Chico’s Tacos, sparking strong reactions from locals across social media.

Rocking the Brazos: Live Music is Coming to Every Baylor Home Game This Fall
Imagine the energy as local artists and cover bands light up the tailgate scene. Baylor's got a new vibe this fall that you won’t want to miss!

Lake Tyler Fishermen Busted With 65 Crappie
Texas game wardens cited two anglers at Lake Tyler after finding 65 crappie, including over-the-limit fish and one suspect without a fishing license.

Three East Texans Arrested in Massive Deer Poaching Ring
Three East Texas men were arrested in a multi-state deer poaching ring involving more than 100 white-tailed deer, with possible federal charges pending.

That Buzzing Cloud in Texas? Here’s What It Means
Bee swarm season is coming to Texas soon. Experts say it’s usually not dangerous—but here’s what you should and shouldn’t do if you see one.

Peel, Eat, Repeat: Your Guide to Mastering Killeen’s First-Ever Craw Fest
Picture this: a sunny Saturday filled with mouthwatering crawfish, live music, and family fun right in the heart of Killeen. Sounds like a perfect day, doesn’t it?

El Paso Spring Break Guide: 2026 School Dates
From EPISD to UTEP, get the full El Paso Spring Break 2026 calendar and plan your family’s March now.

Texas Mesquite Trees Reveal When Spring Is Coming
As Old Faithful stands bare this spring, some folks are wondering if winter's not quite ready to let go yet.

Dallas Stars Make Trade for Their First Ever Texas Born Player
For the first time ever, a Dallas Star will be wearing the jersey from someone who was actually born in Texas.

Why Texas Dairy Queen Is Different From The Rest Of The US
In a world of soft serve and burgers, there's a tale of how Dairy Queen became a Texas icon, rooted in a surprising history that’s worth sharing.

Spring Forward Is Here: What Losing an Hour Really Does to You
Daylight Saving Time returns in Texas. Here’s why we spring forward, how it affects sleep, and how long it takes your body to adjust.

Forgotten Journal Becomes Palo Duro Canyon Guest Book
A journal left near Hackberry Trail in Palo Duro Canyon has sat for weeks as strangers add messages. A Texas Panhandle mystery unfolds.

Brookshire Grocery CEO Steps Down After Nearly 5 Decades
Brad Brookshire retires after 49 years leading Brookshire Grocery Company, which operates 222 stores across Texas and neighboring states.

Gov. Abbott Orders Heightened Patrols Across Texas
Texas increases surveillance and patrols at energy facilities, ports, and the southern border amid rising Iran conflict concerns.

What To Expect From Abilene Zoo's Wild Access Program
Imagine stepping into the giraffe barn and getting a whole new perspective on these gentle giants.

17 Peeps Flavors That Will Have You Asking 'Who Buys This Stuff?'
Seriously, who asked for fruit punch Peeps?

Blue Bell Released Honey Vanilla: What Flavor Is Your Favorite?
Get ready for a taste of spring as Blue Bell unveils its latest creation, combining classic vanilla with a touch of sweet honey. Simple, yet oh-so-delicious!

Three Texas Stars Are Suiting Up for Team USA in The World Baseball Classic
Clayton Kershaw, Ryan Yarbrough, and Bobby Witt Jr. — Texas is bringing its A-game to the World Baseball Classic this March.

El Pasoans Can Grab These New “I Voted” Stickers When They Vote
Three talented El Paso students swept the 2025 Sticker Design Contest, taking first, second, and third place with designs that set a new bar for creativity.
