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Texas Gets the New Blue Bell White Chocolate Mocha: Enjoy
Blue Bell just dropped a White Chocolate Mocha flavor that combines coffee ice cream with white chocolate flakes and a creamy vanilla swirl.

Selena’s Brother Sues Over Unpaid Earnings From Late Singer’s Estate
A.B. Quintanilla says he's not getting his fair cut from his sister's estate and he's taking the family to court over it.

What Items Should Never Be Bought Used at a Garage Sale?
Garage sales can surprise you with exactly what you need, even when you're not sure what you're looking for in the first place.
Why the Cowboys Are Using Special Urinals
The Dallas Cowboys are using some surprisingly high-tech urinals to help monitor players' hydration and determine when it's safer to practice indoors. With the Texas heat still hanging around in September, coach Brian Schottenheimer says the team's sports-science staff is helping decide when players should get outside and when they should stay under a roof...
Texas Family Sues Daycare Over Alleged Fight Involving 4-Year-Old
A Texas family is suing a Fort Worth daycare after alleging their 4-year-old son was encouraged to fight another child while in the facility's care. The lawsuit comes after the family says surveillance video showed a former employee allegedly encouraging the incident, raising serious questions about what happened inside the daycare...

How Cruise Night Transformed Abilene's Car Scene
Friday nights cruising North First Street was the thing to do back in the seventies and eighties. Now that tradition lives on through Cruise Night, a community event that's all about celebrating those classic cars safely.

Texas Horse Diagnosed With Screwworm Parasite, First Case This Century
A ranch horse in Presidio County just tested positive for a parasite that hasn't been seen in horses here since the 1900s. State officials are taking it seriously.

Halloween Fun Returns To Abilene With Boo At The Zoo
The Abilene Zoo's fall festival is back with trick-or-treating, costume contests, and animal encounters spread across seven October dates.

New Rules For West Texas Fair & Rodeo Attendance This Season
The West Texas Fair & Rodeo is back in town, but there's a new rulebook everyone needs to know before heading out.

Going to Riley Green in Lubbock? Here’s What You Need to Know Before You Go
Riley Green brings his Cowboy As It Gets Tour to Lubbock this Saturday. Doors open at six, show starts at seven at United Supermarkets Arena.

Harry Styles Fans Have 2 More Chances to See Him in Texas
Harry Styles has added two Arlington dates to his Together, Together Tour, giving North Texas fans two chances to see him at AT&T Stadium in April 2027.

Houston Texans & Oilers Games Where the Weather Was the Real Opponent
Freezing rain, 40-mile-per-hour winds, and snow have all played a role in shaping Houston football's wildest moments on the road.

Why There Will Be a 7th Moment of Silence for 9/11 This Year
Twenty-five years after 9/11, a new moment of silence will honor those who died from illnesses connected to the World Trade Center.

Can You Change Lanes While Going Through a Texas Intersection
Wondering if changing lanes in an intersection breaks Texas law? Here's what Transportation Code 545.060 actually says.
AAA Texas Reports Gas Price Increase Across Major Metro Areas
Texas gas prices jumped 14 cents this week amid oil market volatility tied to the Strait of Hormuz.

3 Texas Spots Among America’s Most Beautiful Places
A national list highlighting America’s most beautiful places includes three Texas destinations—each offering something uniquely stunning.
New Evidence Could Change Texas Man's Murder Conviction
After 26 years in a Texas prison, Michael Highfill is seeking relief from his capital murder conviction in the 1998 killing of Luis Flores. The Travis County District Attorney’s Office now agrees that Highfill is entitled to relief after a post-conviction investigation uncovered evidence prosecutors say indicates he was a witness rather than a participant in the murder.
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Why Is Brown Water Coming From Faucets in Edgewood?
Brown water coming from faucets in Edgewood has residents concerned, even as the city says the water is safe to drink and bathe in. The discoloration has reportedly affected residents for weeks, with some saying the water has stained clothes, bathtubs and other items in their homes...
