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FBI Announces Results of Major Violent Crime Operation in Texas
Operation Summer Heat 2.0 resulted in 186 arrests in the North Texas area, according to the FBI's Dallas Field Office. The four-month initiative targeted violent crime and also led to the identification or location of 49 child victims, the seizure of illegal firearms and narcotics, and dozens of indictments and convictions...

Abilene Veterans Day Feast Offers Free Meal for Families
Abilene's honoring veterans this weekend with a free feast and parade, bringing the community together to say thank you.

Big Time Boo Bash Baird, Texas: Onstage and Backstage Photos
Perfect weather and perfect timing made Halloween night the backdrop for Baird's downtown bash, complete with live music and neighborhood support.

Hooters El Paso Is Turning 30 and Celebrating With the Community
Looking for a way to give back in El Paso? Donate canned goods at Hooters El Paso's anniversary celebration for a chance to snag a free calendar.

Waffle Lovers, Yelp Just Revealed El Paso’s Top 5 Spots
Waffle lovers, this one is for you! See which El Paso-area restaurants made Yelp’s top five list for waffles—and tell us if you agree.

Three El Paso Nonprofits Have a Mission: Empowering Young Girls
Strive Now, La Nube and Mija, Yes You Can are offering a four-session leadership program for El Paso high school girls, with registration starting at $25.

Why You Keep Seeing El Paso Quinceañera Courts at the Mall
Quinceañera courts at the mall may look random, but there’s more to the tradition than meets the eye.

Is Pellicano Drive Construction Finally Coming to an End?
After years of orange cones and construction delays, East El Paso drivers are finally seeing progress on Pellicano Drive. See the latest update.

This East El Paso Tea House Has a Story That Will Inspire You
Husband-and-wife duo leave careers in education to bring an English-inspired tea house and a fresh gathering place to the community.

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.
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.

El Paso Restaurants Everyone Is Trying to Book Right Now
Some of El Paso’s biggest dining favorites made the list, but a few might surprise you. See which restaurants are among OpenTable’s most booked.

East Texas Deer Are Looking for Love. Drivers, Be Careful!
The white-tailed deer rut is underway across East Texas. With bucks moving around more in search of does, drivers should be especially careful on area roads.

The Best New Movies on Streaming This Weekend
Watch these new movies at home the weekend of November 6, 2026, for free or via VOD.

Full-Size Pickups Top Texas Auto Theft List
Fullsize pickup trucks are getting stolen at alarming rates across Texas, and thieves have clear favorites when it comes to which models to target.
Can You Legally Shoot Your Own Thanksgiving Turkey in Lubbock?
Got your turkey tag sorted? Lubbock's hunting season runs through January, giving you time to bag a bird for the table.

Backlash Grows Over Google’s Classroom AI Mandate
Google's new policy ties school search access to AI adoption, leaving districts with a tough choice about student technology.

From Deadly Roads to Ghost Stories, These Are Texas’ Highways to Hell
Texas has some highways with seriously bad reputations. From deadly crashes and horrible traffic to ghost stories and the infamous Devil's Highway 666, these roads have earned the nickname Texas Highways to Hell.

14 Things Happening Across East Texas This Weekend - November 7
Holiday shopping, charity races, classic cars, art festivals, river adventures, and more are on the calendar across East Texas. Here are some ways to spend your weekend.

What’s Next for Texas? Navigating the State’s New Political Reality
Texas flipped blue on Election Day 2026, sending Democrats to every major statewide office for the first time in decades.
Daylight Saving Time Is Messing With Your Dog's Routine
Daylight Saving Time can affect your dog's sleep, feeding schedule, and behavior. Learn how to help your pup adjust to the time change.
Skip Cooking This Thanksgiving, Enjoy the Holiday At Lubbock Restaurants Instead
Not feeling the home cooking thing this Thanksgiving? Lubbock restaurants have you covered with everything from turkey dinners to full holiday spreads.

Ozzfest Just Launched a Countdown Clock – It’s Real Now
Ozzfest just launched a countdown clock on their website and social media that's set to expire Nov. 5 at 10AM ET.

Election Day in Texas: Where to Vote and What’s on the Ballot
It’s Election Day in Texas. Here’s how to check your voter registration, find your polling place, and see the major races on the ballot.
Here's When and Where to See the 2026 Dallas Holiday Parade
The 2026 Dallas Holiday Parade returns Saturday, December 5, bringing holiday floats, marching bands, and festive entertainment to downtown Dallas. The 39th annual event begins at 8:30 a.m., with free public viewing and reserved seating available for purchase...

Election Day Means Early Dismissal for These El Paso Schools
Why are students in Socorro and Ysleta ISD getting out of school early? Here's what El Paso parents need to know before Election Day.

Abilene's Cypress Street Makeover Could Win National Recognition
Abilene's revamped Cypress Street just landed a spot among Texas's best downtown makeovers. Winners get announced this November.

Jerry Jones Needs to Fire the Dallas Cowboys GM Jerry Jones
I have been a loyal Dallas Cowboys fan for as long as I can remember. After their game against the Cardinals, however, Jerry Jones, the owner of the Dallas Cowboys, must fire the General Manager of the Cowboys Jerry Jones.

The One Thing El Pasoans Aren't Late For Right Now
El Paso voters are turning out in record numbers. See the latest turnout figures and find out where you can cast your early ballot.

These 2 East Texas Cafes Were Worth Taking a Detour For
A pancake order in Flint and a stop for chicken-fried chicken in Emory reminded me why some of the most memorable meals happen away from the usual restaurant chains.
