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It Doesn’t Get More Texas Than This Whataburger Float
Texas turned a Whataburger table-tent number into a parade float, and the internet can’t stop watching it zip around.

What Does It Cost for Carnival Rides at Rodeo Houston?
While everyone is talking about the entertainment, not many are talking about the carnival.

SeaWorld San Antonio Offering Free Year-Long Admission for Teache
Texas children ages 3 to 5 and Texas-certified teachers can enjoy free admission. Both admission types will provide unlimited admission to SeaWorld throughout the 2026

Officials Urge Caution After Series of Hunting Deaths–What Lubbock Hunters Should Know
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.

Lubbock County Commissioner Cary Shaw Suffers Heart Attack
Shaw thanked supporters for the prayers and well wishes.

The Hidden Signs of Human Trafficking You Need to Know
January is Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Texas DPS is urging citizens to learn the signs of labor and sex trafficking to help save lives. Awareness is the first step toward freedom for many victims in our state.

How Growing Up In West Texas Shapes Women’s Resilience
In West Texas, women learn resilience from harsh winds and unpredictable weather, embracing practicality in looks and life skills while finding strength in calmness and self-sufficiency.

What Are 'Standing Foods' And Why Do We Love Them?
Unpack the humor behind standing foods and the ritual of sneaking snacks straight from the fridge or the bag, no plates required.

Why Don’t We See Texas Tech Athletes Around Lubbock Anymore?
Ever noticed how seldom you bump into a Red Raider around Lubbock? It's a curious change that speaks volumes about modern college sports.

Houston Stores Targeted in Robberies Over Pokémon Cards
Houston has seen a string of robberies targeting rare Pokémon cards, with multiple collectible shops hit in recent weeks as thieves walk away with items worth thousands.

Why January Is the Best Month for Thrifting in Lubbock
This January, Lubbock’s thrift stores are bursting with post-holiday gems waiting to be uncovered, just in time for your new year budget refresh.

How One Lubbock Baker Is Using Talent and Art to Celebrate Sobriety
Rebecca Tijerina Ortiz is using her baking skills to honor sobriety, crafting beautiful cakes that tell stories of resilience and achievement.


