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Newly released 911 dispatch audio sheds light on the emergency response that led to Perez Hilton's hospitalization, revealing a clearer timeline of what unfolded that night.

Two Texas icons — one known for Aggie pride, the other for clean bathrooms and brisket — just made it official with a shirt that's already flying off shelves.

It lit up for the holidays, got knocked down by a storm, and came back bigger. Now it holds a world record and has outlasted wars, tragedies, and decades of change.

Whether you're shopping tax-free or looking for family fun, this weekend offers events across East Texas for every interest.

Texas Tech Physicians and UnitedHealthcare finally landed on a new deal — and for patients in Lubbock, Amarillo, and the Permian Basin, it means no interruption to the care they've been counting on.

Retirement, a career change, or just needing steady work — substitute teaching has a way of fitting into more life situations than most people realize.

A hundred-degree El Paso afternoon is not exactly what comes to mind when you picture medieval combat — but that has never stopped this group.

The 2027 Sod Poodles schedule is here, and several Top 100 MLB prospects could be headed to HODGETOWN.

Lubbock keeps growing, but talk to enough locals and you'll hear the same wish list come up again and again — and some of it might surprise you.

Every family's got one — the person who's still saying goodbye forty-five minutes after the party ended. Lubbock families, you already know exactly who that is.

Metallica, KISS, Aerosmith, Van Halen — they all played the same building that sat without working air conditioning for nearly two decades.

Lubbock ISD heads back to class August 12, and those school zone lights are about to start blinking again after a quiet summer.

New TPWD rules require valid ID to purchase a Texas hunting or fishing license, starting with the 2026-2027 season.

Amarillo listeners reveal the favorite stores where they shopped for back-to-school clothes, shoes, and supplies before online shopping changed everything.

Say goodbye to the Sunday scaries! Head to Hoot's Pub on August 9, 2026, at 12 PM for the Brunch Karaoke PJ Party. Enjoy a $15 Yolo's breakfast buffet, mimosas, and karaoke in your cutest pajamas!

Noticed the pause button missing on DoorDash? Amarillo drivers panicked when the toggle vanished after recent updates. Read our latest Dasher Diary to find out the secret trick to getting your pause button back!

State regulators will examine power demand, water use and community impacts before approving additional ERCOT-connected projects.

A simple mixture made with everyday household products is making the rounds on social media as a possible way to trap flies.

Flock Safety cameras have become increasingly common in Texas but intentionally damaging one can have legal consequences.

The sudden loss of a beloved chef has left a stir in the culinary world.

The celebrity blogger was hospitalized after authorities responded to a mental health crisis at his Miami home. His representatives later addressed the situation.

A Tyler Facebook discussion about Texas' new hemp law highlights how many East Texans are still trying to understand what's legal, what's banned, and why.

One of Wichita Falls' most recognizable homes has hit the market. Tour the historic White House-inspired mansion listed for $2.75 million.

Experts say gradually adjusting bedtime before school starts can help children wake up more easily when classes begin.

Somewhere in El Paso, someone's marking their loteria card with a googly eye, and there's actually a very good reason for that.

Three music teachers left the same school, had the same idea, and decided to just go build it.

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.

Data centers are popping up all over Texas and it looks the Governor has paused any new construction until new audits have concluded.

Two explorers, 8,000 miles, and terrain no map had ever touched — the Science Spectrum is bringing that journey to life on a screen big enough to feel like you're actually there.

A fun Texas culture list highlights phrases and sayings you’ll never hear real Texans say, showcasing Lone Star State pride and personality.