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Amarillo is a pretty spooky place. We think these videos show the most interesting places to search for the paranormal.

As of lastnight, bars can now reopen in Texas and many here in West Texas are open for business as a result. Bars can open at 50% capacity with tables limited to six customers or less.

As El Paso resident Christy Hayes looked up into the dark sky toward New Mexico, she noticed something strange.

Woohoo bars can reopen! Earlier this week, Governor Abbott announced that beginning Tuesday October 14th bars can reopen as long as they follow certain guidelines. Midland and Ector county bars can open next week with these restrictions:

Texas Husband in Hospital for Covid 19

Since the first day of school is right around the corner and for those that are heading back to school this year, get ready because Tax Free weekend is almost here! Every year the beginning of August, in this case, Friday August 7th through Sunday August 9th, Texans can shop back-to-school supplies,…

Actor Matthew McConaughey and his wife Camila have been making donations at hospitals across the state of Texas. We've been hearing the stories since the COVID-19 pandemic began that they have been donating masks, sanitizer and face shields...

It was announced this morning that a Texas tradition, the State Fair of Texas has been cancelled for 2020. The fair typically runs from mid-September through October 17th at Fair Park in Dallas. No doubt you either went to the fair as a kid or have taken your own children in recent years.

BREAKING NEWS:This morning Governor Abbott made the announcement that as of noon today bars here in Texas must close down again due to the spike in numbers across the state for COVID-19. Also, beginning on Monday June 29th, all restaurants must reduce capacity to only 50%.

I've heard that some cities in our great state of Texas are making it a requirement to wear masks or face coverings while in public to help slow the spread of COVID-19. Despite Governor Abbott allowing businesses to slowly open back up, I do not believe that wearing a mask is a state mandate bu…