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Since June 1, a total of 15 fugitives featured on the Texas Department of Public Safety's Most Wanted lists have been captured.

Broadway Street in downtown Lubbock is trading its historic bricks for concrete, bike lanes, and tree-lined sidewalks in a renovation that changes the feel of the whole corridor.

Thermal imaging drones are now scanning Texas ranchland for fever spikes in livestock, because screwworm larvae actually raise an animal's body temperature.

Discover why Texans are "tenting" their air conditioners this summer. Learn how shading your A/C unit boosts efficiency, lowers energy bills, and beats the heat.

Prickly pears are ripening across Texas, making late summer the perfect time to enjoy one of the state's most overlooked fruits.

Heavy rain in Lubbock causes severe stormwater pollution when runoff sweeps up sediment, excess nutrients, trash, bacteria, and chemicals. Protecting local playa lakes and wildlife requires proper waste and runoff management.

The current Fire Station 2 has served southern Tyler since the 1970s. A new facility will provide firefighters with more space, updated equipment areas and improved response capabilities.

That car sitting in the driveway for months could be costing you more than you think. Lubbock has rules about junk vehicles, and they apply even on private property.

What salary do you need to live comfortably in Amarillo? A local Reddit debate has people putting a number on it.

A Texas Tech Masked Rider is coming to LEGO form, and Lubbock fans are excited for the August 2026 drop.

Lubbock actually lets you keep backyard chickens, bees, and even a horse in the city limits, but the rules are more specific than you might expect.

El Paso natives are launching El Músico Tequila, a new premium tequila brand that uses independent music during its fermentation process.

Exciting news for Amarillo families! The Amarillo Zoo & Sanctuary is building a new petting zoo and looking to adopt friendly mini donkeys and a mini cow. Have a lead? Contact them on social media!

Chick-fil-A is launching a massive fall menu in Amarillo on August 24! Get ready for new Chicken & Waffle Sandwiches available all day, plus S'mores Milkshakes and Frosted Coffees.

With triple-digit temperatures still in the forecast, a Texas lawmaker says changing the school calendar could help students avoid the hottest part of summer.

The new ordinance bans future data centers and limits expansion of existing facilities inside Chandler.

Winona ISD is starting the school year with fewer bus drivers, and Superintendent Justin Cowart is stepping in to help keep students moving safely.

A total of 24 former Texas Tech Red Raiders have made NFL rosters this season, including nine standout rookies and superstar Patrick Mahomes, who is sitting out the preseason to stay healthy.

Some Tyler gym-goers are wondering whether local gyms should have stricter rules about recording, especially when other people may end up in the background.

The Texas Lottery has announced another $1 million Instant Millions winner after a lucky Fort Worth player hit the jackpot.

Looking for a new job in Lubbock? Goodwill Industries of Northwest Texas is hosting a major job fair this Friday, August 14, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bring your resume and meet with top local employers ready to hire.

Well for those interested, it's International Swingers Day and the Lone Star State is in one of the top places for the swingers lifestyle.

A Pittsburg resident matched all five white-ball numbers in the August 8 Powerball drawing and walked away with a $2 million second-tier prize.

Courts say you have no reasonable expectation of privacy in public, and these cameras are a big reason that ruling matters in everyday life.

A physics professor named a miner mascot, a ballet dancer redesigned him, and now a sports logo company has El Paso fans divided all over again.

The El Paso Public Library isn't just books anymore. From silent dance parties to escape rooms, there's something happening almost every single day.

Six shots fired outside a Washington hotel in 1981 put Lubbock in national headlines for all the wrong reasons, and the story behind it still surprises people.

Owning property in Lubbock comes with a rulebook most residents have never read, and the city has real tools to enforce it.

Somewhere between Denver and Southern California, there's a sandwich shop Lubbock hasn't figured out it needs yet.

Parents in Anna, Texas are asking questions after cameras at Slayter Creek Park appear to be aimed at the splash pad, playground, and skatepark where kids play.