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The sudden loss of a beloved chef has left a stir in the culinary world.

The celebrity blogger was hospitalized after authorities responded to a mental health crisis at his Miami home. His representatives later addressed the situation.

A Tyler Facebook discussion about Texas' new hemp law highlights how many East Texans are still trying to understand what's legal, what's banned, and why.

One of Wichita Falls' most recognizable homes has hit the market. Tour the historic White House-inspired mansion listed for $2.75 million.

Experts say gradually adjusting bedtime before school starts can help children wake up more easily when classes begin.

Somewhere in El Paso, someone's marking their loteria card with a googly eye, and there's actually a very good reason for that.

Three music teachers left the same school, had the same idea, and decided to just go build it.

El Paso photographer Miguel Vigil captured some of the most iconic sights around the 915, from the Star on the Mountain to murals, Mount Cristo Rey and, yes, even Chico’s Tacos.

Data centers are popping up all over Texas and it looks the Governor has paused any new construction until new audits have concluded.

Two explorers, 8,000 miles, and terrain no map had ever touched — the Science Spectrum is bringing that journey to life on a screen big enough to feel like you're actually there.

A fun Texas culture list highlights phrases and sayings you’ll never hear real Texans say, showcasing Lone Star State pride and personality.

Somewhere between a hot dog and a hoagie, there's a beef frank at United that's rewriting the whole bun-to-meat ratio.

National Chocolate Chip Cookie Day is a real thing — and the origin story behind it is way more interesting than you'd expect.

Fifteen years is a long time to keep people coming back for more — and this West Texas salsa brand from Snyder has done exactly that.

Most Texans want marijuana legal — but the state is moving the other direction, and the gap between public opinion and state law is getting harder to ignore.

Amarillo's triple-digit temperatures are causing heat stress in lawns and plants. Learn how to recognize the signs and protect your landscape.

Corn mazes, chili pots, and the smell of a pumpkin spice candle — fall in Lubbock has its own little rhythm worth paying attention to.

A pair of Lubbock stylists decided the best way to kick off the school year was to show up, set up, and start cutting — no appointment, no charge.

Amarillo's Spirit Halloween season kicks off with the Westgate Mall store now open and a second Bell Street location coming in August.

Amarillo's Texas Roadhouse plans a dining room expansion and new to-go area.

Dread the back-to-school cooking rush? Malcolm’s Ice Cream & Food Temptations in Amarillo is offering half-price kids' meals with any adult purchase through August 31, complete with a drink and a free ice cream scoop!

Lather, rinse, repeat, Amarillo style! Back-to-school shoppers will face persistent triple-digit heat this week, occasional gusty winds, and a possible cool-down into the upper 90s with late-week rain

The Lone Star Degree is the highest recognition awarded by the Texas FFA Association, and a dozen Longview students earned it this year.

The conviction came after an undercover investigation targeting human trafficking and organized prostitution in Tyler.

El Paso's film festival just landed on a major international list for the third year running — and it's not the only big recognition it's picked up lately.

Wondering what those loud alerts on your phone mean? Here’s a breakdown of Texas emergency alerts and what each one signals.

Seven years after the August 3 Walmart shooting, one emotional courtroom moment continues to define what “El Paso Strong” means.

Ballet Folklórico de México is coming to Lubbock’s Buddy Holly Hall on March 16, 2027. Tickets go on sale Friday, August 7, offering West Texas a rare chance to experience world-class Mexican cultural dance traditions live.

A Tyler mom's Facebook post about her six-year-old son holding the door for strangers has sparked hundreds of comments about kindness, manners, and the small moments that can make a big difference.

Texas Tech Women's Soccer returns for the 2026 season following a 14-win campaign. The Red Raiders kick off action in Lubbock on August 6 before traveling to Hawai'i, heading into a high-stakes year aiming for a Big 12 title.