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Seems like Texas has some culinary competition, but can anything really beat those smoky briskets and spicy tacos? Let’s dig into what the survey revealed.

Being a Texan means pride, passion, big personalities and tradition — from y’all in six tones to Friday Night Lights, barbecue and bluebonnet photos.

Rising costs are hitting home for many, but one Texas lawmaker is proposing a bold initiative that could change the game for working families.

Tensions are rising in Texas as lawmakers take a stand against a chatbot that's raised serious safety concerns for families.

A former teacher's arrest has sent shockwaves through the community, revealing unsettling claims that could change everything we thought we knew about the local school.

Texas just handed over a hefty trove of voter information. But what does this mean for privacy and upcoming elections? Let’s break it down.

As students gear up for a new semester, a policy shift at Texas A&M is sending shockwaves through universities statewide, including here at Texas Tech.

A late-night traffic stop in Galveston took a bizarre turn when an impersonator tried to play cop—now the community’s trust is on the line.

It’s that time of year again, but not all hunting tales end happily. A few recent tragedies remind us all to stay safe in the woods.

Some things just feel illegal—like picking wildflowers or riding in the back of a pick-up truck, but in Texas, many are surprisingly legal.

A self-driving car crash in Dallas has reignited the debate over robot taxis versus human drivers—especially in Texas traffic.

Smoke in the air might seem alarming, but it's actually part of a strategy to keep our local grasslands thriving and wildlife safe.