The Yamboree and Texas Rose Festival headline a busy weekend of fall festivals, live events, football, haunted attractions, and farmers' markets across East Texas.
The Dallas Mavericks announced that fifteen television markets across the state of Texas will be broadcasting their games this season. Wichita Falls has made the cut again.
Lubbock just celebrated the movers and shakers keeping our community thriving. Six standout businesses and individuals earned recognition for their impact.
East Texans are like no other people on the planet. We are so proud of Texas, but many of us don't want to see the change that has happened in the big cities like Houston or Austin. The slower pace is something that we love, and there are certain sayings in East Texas that other people might not understand...
It's important to give back and help others when you can. Which is why I was so impressed over the weekend when I got a random message on social media from Grace who created the Rose City Run Club in Tyler, Texas. Grace wanted to do something to help show support for the Big Shot Coffee House in Gresham that is shutting down later this month...
Dave & Buster’s in Tyler could open as soon as March 1, 2027, giving East Texas families a new destination for arcade games, food and entertainment without having to make the drive to the Dallas-Fort Worth area. I spoke with the incoming general manager earlier this week and learned more about the planned opening, the building and when the new location expects to start hiring.
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TxDOT is celebrating its mapping site's 20th anniversary with a new "Phantom Layer" featuring haunted spots across Texas. In Lubbock, the historic Lubbock Cemetery—home to Buddy Holly's grave—made the official list.
Best known for playing Walter White Jr. on the hit AMC series, 'Breaking Bad,' the actor also dedicated his life to disability awareness and inclusion.
On Chad Hasty's birthday, KFYO and Texas Tech's Free Market Institute highlight ways to support the Chad Hasty Memorial Scholarship, empowering future leaders in political science and economics with $1,000 awards.
After years of working odd jobs to fund her music, Avery Cochrane is stepping into a new era with a debut album, a nationwide tour and a growing audience singing her lyrics back to her.