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El Paso, Texas Says NO to Paid Backyard Parties This Summer
A backyard pool party could cost you $2K
The Playful Side of Texas Language and Its Unique Quirks
Learn about the Texan twist on language, focusing on how 'Q-Tip' represents more than just a cotton swab in local speech and culture.
The Toughest Boat Race In The World Is In Texas
Texas has some of the world's most beautiful rivers ... I'm not bragging, it's true - look it up ... and one of them is the starting point of a hellacious race/journey that throws super hot temperatures, sharks and snakes at participants.
Dangerous Flood Conditions in San Angelo July 4
City officials were asking residents to stay off the roads Friday after heavy early morning rains caused flooding across the San Angelo area.
Deadly Texas: The Lone Star State’s Most Dangerous Insects & Arachnids
From spiders to scorpions, Texas has its share of critters, but which ones are actually dangerous? You might be surprised.
Blue Bell’s Secrets To Ice Cream That Texans Obsess Over
With flavors that spark nostalgia and a delivery method that keeps it fresh, it’s no wonder Blue Bell is a household name.
Big Bend National Park Is Popular, But Is It Safe? What You Need To Know
From the majestic Rio Grande to ancient rock formations, Big Bend is a playground for nature lovers and thrill-seekers alike, but there are things you should know before you go.
Texas Storm Victims Targeted by Scammers After Disasters
After storms hit Texas, scammers move fast. Learn how to protect yourself, your wallet, and your home with tips from the BBB and FCC.
Beware There's a Burn Ban in Taylor County: What You Need to Kn
Taylor County's burn ban is in effect from July 1 through September 28, 2025, due to severe fire risks. Learn how to stay safe and help prevent wildfires.
How Trevor Underwood Became A Name In Texas Red Dirt Music
Picture this: a dad in Texas, inspired to sing by his little girl, ignites a music career that’s taking the world by storm.
What Texas Law Really Says About Parking Under an Underpass
Many Texans park under overpasses or underpasses during hailstorms, but doing so is illegal and dangerous. Here's why it’s not the safe move you think it is.
Red, White & Boozy: Patriotic Cocktails Perfect for Your Texas Cookout
Independence Day is just around the corner, and it’s not just about the burgers and sparklers. Let’s mix up some cocktails for a festive twist!