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Nacogdoches Teen Survives Hill Country Flood Horror
19-year-old John David Stover miraculously survived when his cabin at Camp La Junta was swept away by Hill Country floodwaters.

FC Juarez Men & Women Begin 2025 Apertura Season
The men and women of FC Juarez will begin their respective seasons this weekend at home. El Paso Locomotive FC will travel west to face Sacramento Republic FC.

Choosing A Hotel In Temple: The Top 5 Options Based On Reviews
There are many hotels in the Temple, Texas area, but which are the best?

Texas Strong: Champion Saddle Bronc Rider To Make His Final Ride
Champion Saddle Bronc rider Shiloh Wilson and his mom and dad died in the Hill Country flood on July 4. Here's the route that the police escort will take to bring Shiloh back home.

Confusion Strikes Texas With Blue Alert On Armed Suspect
A late-night alert about a suspect targeting an ICE facility left many feeling uneasy. Here’s a closer look at what unfolded.

Nacogdoches County Felony Arrests July 5 – July 11
Nacogdoches County arrest reports surprisingly show many felons are from nearby towns and even other states.

El Paso Has Some Wacky Signs
I understand why we need some of these signs. Some are up for safety reasons or they explain rules or laws for example. Others set a policy that makes things go smoother or explains how something should be done.

DFW Lazy Rivers You’ll Want to Visit This Summer
When the Texas sun blazes, nothing beats the bliss of drifting down a lazy river. There are some real gems around DFW that promise a refreshing escape.

Can Your Neighbor Video You in Texas? It’s Complicated
Texas privacy rights: can a neighbor film you? Public view, yard, windows visible from street are legal—telephoto, eavesdropping, drone, limits explained.

Watch: Rare 1950s Classic Train Show Footage from Temple, Texas
Temple's history with trains is well documented, and this classic video from the 1950s is a great reminder.

Results Of Nuclear Attacks In Texas, New Mexico And Arizona
Tensions with and within Russia have brought the subject of nuclear attacks back to the forefront. Should an attack on the USA occur, big cities in Texas and Phoenix, Arizona will see major losses.

Before Summer Ends, Catch This Free Movie Night in Amarillo
Summer isn’t over yet! Amarillo is hosting a free outdoor screening of Grease on July 18 at Sam Houston Park. Bring the family, a lawn chair, and enjoy the show.

Remember Grandy’s? Here’s Every Location Left In Texas
From bustling locations in the '80s to just a few left in Texas, Grandys has quite the journey. Nostalgia might just spark a revival!

Texoma's Most Wanted Fugitives of the Week July 11, 2025
Wichita Falls Crime Stoppers has released the latest list of Texoma's most wanted fugitives of the week.

Lost Your Pup in Amarillo? These Steps Could Save the Day
If your dog escapes, start with a clear photo and microchip prep. Report and search via the city’s pet‐reporting site, then share widely on social media to boost your reunion chances.

This Weird Sea Creature in Texas Can Eat Fish Bigger Than Itself
A freaky fish with cannibal tendencies is lurking off the Texas coast. The sargassum frogfish is small, fast, and shockingly deadly.

2025 Report Reveals Safest City for Drivers—It’s in Texas
Think Texas has the worst drivers? This new report flips the script—one city just topped the nation for safety.

From Gas Stop to Big Win: Arkansas Woman Wins $77,777 on Scratch-Off
Winning $77,777 isn’t something you forget easily. This local's story is a delightful reminder of how fortunes can change in an instant.

The El Paso Coffee Passport Is Bringing Local Business Together
A unique coffee passport is turning up the heat on El Paso's summer scene, inviting locals to sip, stamp, and support their favorite cafes.

TAMUT Adds Bowling, Golf, Track & Field This Fall
Get ready for some exciting changes at Texas A&M-Texarkana. New sports are on the horizon, and they’re ready to shake things up this fall.

Nearly 2,600 Pounds of Meth Found in Texas Fruit Truck
Texas CBP officers seized over 2,500 pounds of meth hidden in a papaya truck at the Pharr International Bridge. The drugs were valued at over $23 million.

5th Annual ‘Mija Market’ Is Back In El Paso, Texas
Shop Local, Support Scholarships: Mija Market Set for Sept. 27

Reward Raised to $35K for Texas Blue Alert Suspect
Benjamin Song is considered armed and dangerous, wanted for attempted murder. Blue Alert remains active across Texas.

Win Tickets to Puddle of Mudd
Puddle of Mudd takes the stage at the La Hacienda Event Center August 16, and we want you to be there.

Lubbock’s Alphabet Dating Challenge Spices It Up With Letter ‘M’
Think date nights are getting stale? This new challenge is all about spicing things up with letters and local flair. Let’s see what M brings!

Hungry? Discover Arkansas’s 2025 Food Hall of Fame Finalists!
Food lovers! Arkansas is gearing up to celebrate its top eateries, and the finalists for this year's Food Hall of Fame are sure to spark some tasty debates.

Lubbock Alphabet Dating Challenge, Exploring The Letter N
Finding unique activities in Lubbock can feel like a quest, but there’s a fun twist that’s bringing couples together in surprising ways.