weird and wonderful west texas

What used to be a favorite Lubbock restaurant became a place of fear and dread for one Lubbock family after they made a grisly discovery.

Lubbock has many weird and wonderful places, but this one might take the cake.  A haunted house in Lubbock with something buried under it? Oh my.

West Texas is home to not only some weird places, but wonderful ones that help guide people toward leading better lives. Trinity Ranch is one such place.

The proper name for the giant, 15-foot statue of Jesus on the side of the road off I-27 in Abernathy is the Cristo De Mi Paso.

Brice Chapman is a seasoned trick roper who is so good that he's been invited to perform at the White House...twice!

I've driven by it hundreds of times on my way out to Buffalo Springs Lake and didn't realize I was driving by an icon of a bygone West Texas era.

This week's episode of Weird & Wonderful West Texas takes us to Ransom Canyon to a home that's been called the Flintstone House, Rock House and Lollipop House.

If you've seen neon lights and Christmas lights driving on I-27 as you pass between 19th and 34th Streets, then you've probably seen the Old Town Party House.

If you travel Highway 380 to Newcastle, Texas on the way to Graham or Possum Kingdom Lake, then you may have seen the creepy house in Rule, Texas.

In reviewing Texas laws, we came across many that are absolutely ridiculous, and some of which are apparently still on the books. So in the spirit of fun, here are the top 5 most ridiculous Texas laws we found.