Taste of Country Mornings With Wood & Nicole

Laws change over time, but some clearly outdated laws are still be enforced in Texas.

Texans express reservations about electric vehicles, pointing to expenses and infrastructure issues as key factors

From shorter showers to smarter yard watering, here’s how Texans can keep their water bills from spiraling out of control — without sacrificing comfort.

After a Texas rainstorm, your house may become a haven for pests like cockroaches, mosquitoes, and spiders seeking dry shelter. Here's what to watch for.

What happens when a beloved local event meets a great cause? You get the Dachshund Races, a day filled with smiles, tail wags, and community spirit.

Picture this: a cowboy on a horse, trying his luck at pool in a Texas bar. What could go wrong?

Abilene churches are gearing up for summer camps that focus on worship and fun, providing youth with a supportive space for spiritual growth.

Jaywalking might sound harmless, but in Texas it can land you a fine up to $160. Here’s what the law really says—and why you should stick to the crosswalk.

This Texas Spot Is One of 2025’s Top Feel-Good Cities.

This Fourth of July, Tuscola isn't just celebrating freedom; they're rallying behind their local heroes. You won't want to miss this heartwarming community event.

Imagine a town that relies on its fire department facing an unexpected order to turn in its equipment. It’s a story that’s hitting hard in Tye.

Forget bluebonnets and mockingbirds; it’s the mosquitoes and politicians stealing the spotlight in this hilarious look at Texas’s true symbols!