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How Texans Can Lower Their Electric And Insurance Costs
Texas families are watching their monthly bills climb fast. Electric costs, insurance premiums, and gas are all hitting harder than they were just 18 months ago.
Check Your Fridge First Be Aware Texas Jalapeño Recall Expands
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller is urging Texans to pay attention to where their food comes from after a Salmonella outbreak linked to imported jalapeños hit 27 states.
Do You Have to Give ID to Texas Police? Explained
Texas doesn’t require ID for every police encounter, but you must give name/address/DOB after arrest, show driver’s license in traffic stops, and present ID when carrying a handgun.
Is There an Age Limit for Drivers in Texas?
Texas has no driving age limit, but senior drivers must renew licenses more often, with added safety measures for drivers over 79 and 85.
Some Texas Lakes Come With More Safety Concerns Than Others
A day at the lake can be a great way to beat the Texas heat, but water safety should never be overlooked.
Big-Name Chain Stores + Restaurants Closing Locations in 2026
Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.
Was Your License Plate Searched by Flock? Here's How to Check
A new website lets Texas drivers search public Flock audit logs to see whether their license plate appears in records of Flock database searches.
Ella Langley Partners with Texas Brewery for Beer Collaboration
She's chosen one of the biggest breweries in Texas and her new beer started shipping this week.
Texas Lawmaker Wants School Year Starting September, Ending Late May
A Texas lawmaker wants to push school start dates to September, and his reasons go beyond just giving kids a longer summer.
Major Student Seating Changes Announced For Red Raider Games
Texas Tech is ending its first-come, first-served student game seating policy. Students must now reserve seats via the Red Raiders app using a new point system based on academics and attendance, with tight deadlines and standby lines.
El Paso Natives Launch Tequila Brand With a Musical Twist
El Paso natives are launching El Músico Tequila, a new premium tequila brand that uses independent music during its fermentation process.
Texas Lawmaker Pushes for a September School Start
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.
Anonymous Fort Worth Resident Becomes Texas Lottery Millionaire
The Texas Lottery has announced another $1 million Instant Millions winner after a lucky Fort Worth player hit the jackpot.
Texas Named One of the Best States for Swingers
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.
Pittsburg Has a New $2 Million Powerball Winner
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.
UTEP To Unveil New Paydirt Pete In Person September 20226
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 Lubbock Connection to a Presidential Assassination Attempt
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.
Flock Cameras At Texas Splash Pad Raise Questions Parents Want Answered
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.