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Fans spotted Ted Lasso actor Cristo Fernández trying out for El Paso Locomotive FC, raising questions about a real-life soccer comeback.

Six Flags Over Texas launches its 65th season with spring break thrills, roller coasters, family rides, and new attractions coming to the Arlington theme park in 2026.

A lucky North Texas player is $3 million richer after winning the Texas Lottery’s Colossal Cashword scratch-off jackpot.

El Paso’s iconic Glamour Shots studio, the last one in the world, is closing. Owner Leonora Campbell announces retirement, marking the end of a beloved 90s photography staple.

This is somehow not the weirdest thing that is happened on an electric scooter at a Walmart in Wichita Falls.

New Texas A&M research reveals that unregulated sleep patterns can trigger cognitive aging by damaging brain immune cells. Scientists are now testing stem-cell particles to reverse this inflammation and prevent dementia.

A simple act like planting a tree can breathe new life into our city. Find out how you can make a difference this Sunday!

The first day of spring is just around the corner, and so is a beloved tradition that’s sure to bring back cherished memories of youth.

Britney's team says her recent DUI arrest could be the start of long-overdue change, as the pop icon prepares to face the legal consequences.

Just when you thought you could fill up without a worry, gas prices in Lubbock are creeping up again, just in time for spring travels.

The Wichita Falls Police had been looking for these three for quite some time and several departments helped bring them in this morning.

With a new book spotlighting its rich history, El Paso is revealing its layered past and present. There's much to celebrate in this border city.

Imagine a city where the search for a missing girl gripped every heart. This story dives deep into a haunting chapter of Lubbock's history.

A Lubbock woman received 17 years in prison for a 6-year Medicaid fraud scheme. Judy Sanchez stole over $227,000 while leaving her disabled son in a state of horrific neglect. She must now pay full restitution.

The Lubbock City Council Election is May 2.

Life in Lubbock has its own rhythm—where a short drive can feel like a stroll down the street. Curious about what else makes it unique?

Amarillo really went above and beyond! WWII Veteran Charles Elliott hoped for 100 cards for his 100th birthday. Thanks to the community and the Texas Veterans Land Board, he received over 5,000. Happy Birthday, Charles!

Ever spent years puzzled by battery symbols? One Lubbock resident has a chuckle-worthy revelation that might just lighten your day.

The Taco Fiend visited El Paso and reviewed Chico’s Tacos, sparking strong reactions from locals across social media.

Amarillo students can enter the Every Drop Counts calendar art contest, showcasing water conservation themes for prizes and a chance to be featured citywide.

Rain in West Texas might not be the savior we think it is when it comes to dust storms. Let’s break down this surprising twist.

Fireworks, art, horses, flower, running, trucks, and more this weekend in East Texas.

A popular Amarillo breakfast restaurant is getting national exposure after being selected for America’s Best Restaurants.

Amarillo police say they are receiving more calls about kids driving go karts and golf carts in neighborhoods, reminding parents many of these vehicles are not street legal.

Huge liquidation sale alert! Lillie's Boutique is emptying its Hillside location this Saturday. Get 65% off all merchandise plus deals on store fixtures. Remember: it’s cash only, no dressing rooms, and all sales final.

Texas game wardens cited two anglers at Lake Tyler after finding 65 crappie, including over-the-limit fish and one suspect without a fishing license.

Panola County is installing Flock Safety license plate cameras to reduce crime, monitor traffic, and assist with AMBER Alerts across East Texas.

Three East Texas men were arrested in a multi-state deer poaching ring involving more than 100 white-tailed deer, with possible federal charges pending.

We now know which states will get a Buc-ee's for the first time. Here are the list of cities and potential open dates.

Bee swarm season is coming to Texas soon. Experts say it’s usually not dangerous—but here’s what you should and shouldn’t do if you see one.