We've all been stuck at a Tyler traffic light that seems to take forever to change. After asking local drivers which intersections frustrate them most, the responses started rolling in.
Operation Summer Heat 2.0 resulted in 186 arrests in the North Texas area, according to the FBI's Dallas Field Office. The four-month initiative targeted violent crime and also led to the identification or location of 49 child victims, the seizure of illegal firearms and narcotics, and dozens of indictments and convictions...
Vintage Market Days of East Texas returns November 6–8, 2026, at Texas Rose Horse Park. The fall event features antiques, handmade gifts, clothing, jewelry, home decor, seasonal finds and more. Here's what to know about the weekend market, including ticket prices and the Friday early-buying event.
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Toys R Us in Tyler is making a comeback just in time for the holiday shopping season. The new store at Broadway Square Mall is scheduled to open Friday, November 6. After getting a firsthand look at the construction, we finally have an official opening date for the nostalgic toy store's return...
Strive Now, La Nube and Mija, Yes You Can are offering a four-session leadership program for El Paso high school girls, with registration starting at $25.
El Paso photographer Miguel Vigil captured some of the most iconic sights around the 915, from the Star on the Mountain to murals, Mount Cristo Rey and, yes, even Chico’s Tacos.
Lubbock residents stick to classic chocolate favorites for Halloween, but statewide data shows Texas overall prefers Sour Patch Kids. Discover how West Texas zip codes compare and see the latest national Halloween spending trends for 2026.
The white-tailed deer rut is underway across East Texas. With bucks moving around more in search of does, drivers should be especially careful on area roads.
Texas has some highways with seriously bad reputations. From deadly crashes and horrible traffic to ghost stories and the infamous Devil's Highway 666, these roads have earned the nickname Texas Highways to Hell.
Holiday shopping, charity races, classic cars, art festivals, river adventures, and more are on the calendar across East Texas. Here are some ways to spend your weekend.