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Calvin 'Snoop Dogg' Broadus, a marketing genius, faces criticism for performing at a controversial event in 2025.

Learn about the shocking impact of dust storms in West Texas and how they can pose a serious threat to road safety. Stay vigilant on the roads!

Dive into the world of Landman, a show set in the Permian Basin, and find out why some real oilfield professionals have mixed feelings about it.

Say goodbye to store-bought tortillas with Apecoo's automatic tortilla and roti machine showcased at CES 2025.

Southpark Mexican's parole denial sparks mixed reactions, with some supporting his continued imprisonment.

Capture memories at the picturesque Stonehenge replica in Odessa - a popular destination for visitors and locals.

Experience the flavor of Texas BBQ at the Basin Red Dirt BBQ and Music Festival in Midland, TX this April.

Explore the perplexing disparity between oil production and gas prices in the Permian Basin. Why do residents pay more for fuel despite living in a major oil supply region?

Celebrate National Rubber Ducky Day on January 13th! From its origins in the late 1800s to the popular Sesame Street character, the rubber duck has become a beloved icon. Did you know it also plays a role in the Jeep community? The 'Ducking' trend, which started in 2020, continues to spread joy worldwide. Join us at B93 as we celebrate with custom rubber ducks around the Permian Basin—don’t forget to snap a pic and tag us!

The TikTok ban in the United States is set to take effect on January 19th, but it’s a misconception that the app will be completely unusable. Current users can continue using TikTok after the ban if it’s already installed on their devices. However, new users or those with uninstalled apps may face challenges, as the app will be removed from the Apple and Google Play stores. Sideloading could be a potential solution, but it may require additional steps. Read on to learn how to keep using TikTok after the ban.