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Texans are known for being friendly, but there are still certain things that can instantly get under their skin. From disrespect to beans in chili, here are some of the fastest ways to irritate a Texan.

In a surprising twist, over 130 Texas cities breathe easier with tax relief, but El Paso finds itself in a different boat entirely.

Joining the party is special guest Van Wilks, kicking off what’s shaping up to be one of the biggest concert nights of the year in West Texas.

Last night all the NFL teams released their schedules for 2026 and here is everybody that took a shot at the Dallas Cowboys.

Little Big Town can laugh about their first ACM Awards now.

Smith County deputies seized more than 27 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop on I-20, leading to a drug arrest.

An Arlington police officer was arrested on sexual assault and oppression charges following an internal investigation in Texas.

Authorities say six people from Mexico and Honduras were found dead inside a freight train boxcar in South Texas, and investigators now believe extreme heat may have played a role.

Texas law enforcement is increasing seat belt enforcement ahead of Memorial Day as TxDOT urges drivers to buckle up and stay safe.

We've all had a boss that was absolutely terrible. Could they have been breaking the law, though? Possibly, if they were doing these 6 things.

Giving your new baby his or her name is a big deal. See if the name you gave them is one of the 10 most popular for 2025.

An East Texas woman lost $13,000 in a Bitcoin scam tied to a Georgia inmate, prompting calls to ban crypto kiosks in Smith County.

Looks like over 100 Texas cities failed their audits and because of this, they cannot raise property taxes on their citizens.

New music, a new house, a new job and a steamy onscreen kiss all make this timeline. We'll be sure to add as soon as they get married.

Grasshoppers have taken over El Paso—but the reason behind it might surprise you.

UFO sightings in Texas are reportedly most common in one very “weird” city.

A Texas doctor was convicted of illegally distributing over a million opioid pills, including oxycodone and hydrocodone, in a federal drug case.

In West Texas, the spirit of military service runs deep, especially when family meals become a way to honor our heroes.