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A Texas Scratch-Off Just Turned an Arlington Resident Into a Millionaire
A new Texas millionaire emerges as an Arlington resident wins $1 million on an Extreme Multiplier scratch-off ticket. See the details here.

El Paso Can Ride Buses Free Until September 2026
Imagine hopping on a bus without worrying about the fare. El Paso County is making that a reality with an exciting new transit initiative. Here's what to expect.

Lubbock’s Arrington Introduces SHIELD Act to Protect ICE
In a bold move, Texas Congressman Arrington is shaking things up with a new immigration bill that could have serious financial implications for local governments.

Move Over Napa — Texas Might Be the New Wine Country
Texas wineries are rivaling Napa Valley with incredible wines, especially across the Hill Country. Discover the best spots to sip in the Lone Star State.

LIST: The Christmas Songs Everyone Secretly Hates
From overplayed classics to festive earworms, these are the Christmas songs we love to hate every holiday season.

How Texas Attracts New Residents And Job Seekers
With unemployment at a comfy 4.1%, Texas is proving to be a magnet for those seeking work and a new life. It's a great time to be here!

Are These the Best Barbecue Ribs in Texas?
Love ribs? A new list highlights three Texas barbecue joints serving some of the best ribs in the Lone Star State.

SFA’s Campus Master Plan Proposes Exciting Changes Ahead
Change is in the air at SFA, and it's not just about new buildings. There's a vision for the future that has everyone buzzing.

El Paso’s Abe Mac Brings Holiday Magic Home This December
Country artist Abe Mac returns to El Paso with his Spread the Holiday Cheer concert series, featuring free family-friendly shows, festive music, and holiday magic.

Yelp Leaves El Paso Off Top 25 Tamales List
You won't believe what Yelp's latest list left out, especially when it comes to a city famous for its tamale tradition. Let's dig in.

Prominent Dallas Building Changed to Minnesota Vikings Colors Last Night
You probably know it as the neon green building you see in the Dallas skyline. It's technically the Bank of America Tower and last night, someone changed the colors to purple and yellow.

Dallas Drivers vs. Self-Driving Cars: This Crash Was Inevitable
A self-driving car crash in Dallas has reignited the debate over robot taxis versus human drivers—especially in Texas traffic.

West Texas Is Ensuring Road Safety This Christmas
As the holiday rush kicks in, more cars hit the streets, and our local law enforcement is stepping up to keep everyone safe out there.

New Law, New Life: Camp Mystic’s 2026 Return Features State-of-the-Art Flood Safety In Texas
Local lawmakers are stepping up as the tragic floods of 2025 lead to critical changes in how camps prepare for emergencies.

Texas Data Center Backlash: Lawmaker Expresses Shock Over Lacy Lakeview’s Swift Approval Process
Big plans are brewing in Elm Mott, but not everyone's on board. Local leaders are raising eyebrows over a massive data center proposal.

Texas Holiday Travel Soars with Low Gas Prices
Texans plan record holiday travel with 9.4M hitting the road; low gas prices make road trips easier and safer.

Cat Owners in Texas Can’t Stop Laughing at These Truths
Ever wonder why cats love boxes or act so moody? Explore funny cat behavior, myths, and answers every Texas pet owner will enjoy.

Texans Urged to Plan Sober Rides as Holiday Crash Rates Spike
Texas faces a surge in December DWI crashes as TXDOT reminds drivers to choose sober rides and prioritize holiday safety to avoid preventable Christmas tragedies.

Can You Catch a Cold Having Wet Hair Outside During Winter?
Turns out, that age-old warning about wet hair and colds is just a tale from our childhoods. Let's sort myth from reality today.

Downtown El Paso Transforms for WinterFest With Skating and More
WinterFest is back in Downtown El Paso with holiday lights, ice skating, Santa photos, and live performances for the whole family.

El Paso’s Lights on the Lake Returns With Dazzling Holiday Lights
Families can enjoy free Christmas lights, Santa photos, and holiday magic at Ascarate Park’s Lights on the Lake from Dec. 6 to Jan. 6.

I Finally Figured Out Why People Hang Pickles on Christmas Trees
The Christmas pickle—beloved yet mysterious. It’s not just an ornament; it’s a festive puzzle wrapped in tradition and debate.

Beat the Holiday Rush: Here Are 2025’s Last Days to Ship Gifts
Don’t miss Christmas delivery! See the official USPS, UPS, and FedEx holiday shipping deadlines to make sure your gifts arrive on time.

Marfa Mystery Lights? How About The Marfa Mystery Traffic Light?
Marfa, Texas is a very haunted place, way out in the southwest Texas desert where it's super dark, super remote and home to all kinds of weirdness. Not to mention the famous Marfa Mystery Lights and, now, the Marfa Mystery Traffic Light.

Black Bear Sightings Are Rising Across Texas
Black bears are making a quiet comeback in Texas. From East Texas forests to Big Bend trails, here’s why sightings are increasing and what to do if you cross paths with one.

Coming Soon To Texas? What Is The Green Wave And How Does It Work
A new, (not so new), traffic control system is starting to pop up all over the country and should soon be just about everywhere, including the 915. In fact, decades ago, northeast El Paso already had one of these.

Five Essential Dishes For A True Texas Christmas Table
Christmas dinner in Texas needs a little flair after all, especially with these items.

Here Are The Specific Rules For Sleeping At Texas Rest Areas
Resting when you tired after driving for a long time in Texas is very important. But can you sleep at rest areas in the state?

Gingerbread Houses and Nativity Scenes: The Global Journey of Christmas Traditions
Christmas as we know it has a fascinating past, woven together by cultures and traditions that have transformed it into a cherished holiday.

Texoma's Most Wanted Fugitives of the Week December 12, 2025
This week's fugitives are facing charges of theft of property, fraud, evading arrest, and more.
