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State funding for thousands of AI surveillance cameras just got cut off after questions about how the system was actually being used.

It's been 26 years since Texas celebrated a NASCAR champion. Now, a driver from the Lone Star State has a chance to end the drought.

Gov. Jeff Landry signed six bills before SpaceX's $100 billion Vermilion Parish announcement. Rep. Paul Sawyer says SpaceX is the equivalent of Louisiana discovering oil.

If you're not visiting these National Parks in the fall, you're really missing out.

Texas dove season opens September 1, 2026, with a major change: For the first time, hunters across the entire state will share the same opening day.

Three students were hospitalized after a stabbing at Americas High School in El Paso. Here's the latest update for parents, drivers and neighbors.

The NWLA Captains’ Council addresses recent by-law updates, coronation deadlines, and the Krewe of Highland’s ticket probation status in Shreveport.

The iconic video game character's music is leaving the console and heading to a concert stage in Irving, with live musicians bringing Sonic's history to life.

Police are warning Honda owners about a rise in airbag thefts. Here's which Honda models are being targeted and how to protect your vehicle.

Your toilet paper bill could nearly double if tariffs between the US and Canada keep climbing. Here's what that means for your wallet.

One of the scariest roads in all of Texas is found in Huntsville called Demon's Road. After reading the stories, you'll understand why.

Stage Tour is bringing plenty of legendary rock songs to gamers, but did you know some of its soundtrack has surprising connections to Texas and El Paso music history?

AAA Texas says gas prices are steady at $3.63 statewide, even as August nears record highs.

In the state of Texas is it illegal to park in front of someone's home without permission, we look into the answer, so you avoid having your vehicle towed.

This year's festival will feature carnival rides, live music, wrestling matches, dance contest, all kinds of food and much more. It's September 3 to 6 at the VFW Post 1836 on Ford Chapel Road

Texas could soon give some college students the option to earn a bachelor's degree in three years instead of four. Here's what Gov. Greg Abbott is proposing.

No late fees on August 31st, plus the book drop stays open. The library's just giving itself a day to refresh.

The 2026 State Fair of Texas is offering cheaper rides, food under $10 and more ways to have fun without spending a fortune.