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The United Family and BODYARMOR are partnering from July 27 through October 4 to support Boys & Girls Clubs in West Texas. BODYARMOR will donate $1 for every six-pack sold at participating United stores to fund youth programs.

Texas just opened the door to some hunting grounds most people have never set foot on — including three state parks that haven't welcomed the public yet.

Clifford the Big Red Dog is showing up in Lubbock this Saturday, and honestly, that's reason enough to clear your morning schedule.

Somewhere between traditional Mexican folk art and full-on Halloween, a Lubbock store found a combination that keeps selling out.

Odessa residents turned on their taps last weekend and got something unexpected — brown water with a smell that raised some serious eyebrows.

Think speeding in a school zone isn’t a big deal? In Texas, it could cost you hundreds—or worse. Here’s what every driver needs to know.

A new survey found that 27% of Gen Zers have had romantic or sexual interactions with an AI chatbot — and El Paso parents might want to sit with that number for a moment.

Friendly reminder if you decide to dine and dash at certain Wichita Falls restaurants you will be shamed online and we're here for it.

Twenty dollars at South Plains Mall felt like a fortune back then — enough to buy lemonade for your whole crew and still feel like a big shot.

The Texas Lottery has introduced four new scratch games, including Premier Winnings, a $100 ticket offering four $10 million grand prizes.

Lubbock summers have a way of turning even the most motivated people into indoor residents — and apparently, the garage is the last place anyone wants to be right now.

A photo from 2013 captures something a lot of Lubbock residents probably remember but couldn't quite put into words — that warm, cozy feeling the mall used to have.

That thing where you tough it out and hope it passes? Sometimes it doesn't pass. Sometimes it gets a whole lot worse.

That smell hitting you in the parking lot right now? That's not a backyard cookout — it's Hatch Chile season, and Lubbock's got it going on through August 26.

Ms. Piggy's Custom Bake Shoppe celebrates 40 years in Amarillo with cookies, cakes and pies locals have loved since 1986.

Tired of dating apps? Hodgetown is hosting its first-ever Singles Night at Bar 352 next Thursday! Enjoy $6 tickets, $2 drink specials, games, and a fun chance to find love with the theme "How to Find a Guy in 9 Innings."

Meet Dennis Riley, a pen name for Amarillo city worker James Riley and school teacher Eric Dennis! They are releasing the final book in their Fortune and Mercy fantasy trilogy, Fortune's Triumph, Mercy's Regret, next month.

A Tyler man has been indicted for murder in a deadly nightclub shooting that killed one man in December. Prosecutors added new felony charges in the Smith County case.

Texas couples divorce for many reasons, including communication problems, infidelity, stress, and lack of commitment in relationships.

Gov. Greg Abbott ordered Texas agencies to investigate birth tourism schemes and pursue action against providers accused of helping obtain U.S. citizenship.

Some of these banned foods make perfect sense. Others might leave you wondering why they aren't legal in Texas.

From biscuits to Mullet Thursdays, here are 40 of the best Minor League Baseball team names and ballpark promotions.

Lubbock's summer heat doesn't let up — and neither do the first responders working through it. There's a community push underway to make sure they stay hydrated all season long.

This week's fugitives are facing charges of possession of a controlled substance, abandoning/endangering a child, unauthorized use of a vehicle, and more.

After 27 years, police used modern DNA technology to identify Jimmy Dale McClinton as the killer of Amarillo mother Gloria Ann Covington. Though McClinton died in 2025 before trial, her family finally has long-awaited answers.

The director who brought Selena's story to the big screen is coming to El Paso — and he'll be in the room when the movie plays.

Lubbock Animal Services is asking the public to donate old newspapers to support daily kennel operations. Citizens can drop off paper at two local spots or call with questions, while also accessing key shelter services and fee info.

A small pet peeve of mine living in Wichita Falls is the Coke debate and I really don't understand it.

East Texas has produced Grammy winners, NFL stars, actors and entertainers. See which famous names got their start in the Piney Woods.

Back-to-school season in Lubbock adds up fast — and for many families, the total lands somewhere between five hundred and a thousand dollars before the first bell rings.