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Texas doesn’t require ID for every police encounter, but you must give name/address/DOB after arrest, show driver’s license in traffic stops, and present ID when carrying a handgun.

Texas has no driving age limit, but senior drivers must renew licenses more often, with added safety measures for drivers over 79 and 85.

A day at the lake can be a great way to beat the Texas heat, but water safety should never be overlooked.

Over 50 school districts and over 125 schools across 13 counties in Deep East Texas, let's take a comprehensive look at the Texas Education Agency's 2026 Accountability Ratings.

A Texas lawmaker wants to push school start dates to September, and his reasons go beyond just giving kids a longer summer.

Some of the chains will close a handful of locations while others are ceasing operations entirely.

A new website lets Texas drivers search public Flock audit logs to see whether their license plate appears in records of Flock database searches.

Flock's license plate camera network is tightening the rules after officers used it to track former partners. The changes are coming whether local agencies want them or not.

A new report ranks Texas as the 7th worst U.S. state to have a baby, citing high healthcare costs and low access to maternal care. Read the key findings.

She's chosen one of the biggest breweries in Texas and her new beer started shipping this week.

Some people show up for their community in quiet ways. Chris Johnson shows up with fundraisers, donations, and a whole lot of heart.

Carnival Cruise Line reminds guests that packing for a cruise is not like packing for the beach. There are many items that seem perfectly safe that you can't bring on board a ship.

Winona ISD is starting the school year with fewer bus drivers, and Superintendent Justin Cowart is stepping in to help keep students moving safely.

A Nacogdoches photographer is honoring her late son by giving a deserving senior guy a full photo package and a $1,000 scholarship this year.

Shreveport Mayor Tom Arceneaux is taking an aggressive approach to the city’s blight problem, targeting abandoned homes and neglected properties as part of a broader effort to revitalize neighborhoods.

With triple-digit temperatures still in the forecast, a Texas lawmaker says changing the school calendar could help students avoid the hottest part of summer.

The Texas Lottery has announced another $1 million Instant Millions winner after a lucky Fort Worth player hit the jackpot.

Splash Kingdom Timber Falls in Nacogdoches is wrapping up the season soon, and after September 13th, the park won't reopen until 2027.

Texas hunters and anglers can purchase 2026-27 licenses beginning this Saturday, Aug. 15, with paper and digital options available.

Multiple media reports say the film is in jeopardy because the sides cannot agree on a deal.

The streamer is making an unusual move, and letting its big animated feature play in multiplexes before it hits their service.

Meatloaf, Chef Boyardee on bread, pigs in a blanket — the meals we complained about at the dinner table are exactly what we miss most now.

Here’s the scoop on all the changes in ‘Vrach Frankenshteyn.’

It’s now one of a handful of films to hit this number.

The classic slasher film is getting the rotoscope treatment in 2027.

Planning your first Buc-ee's visit? Here are some surprising Buc-ee's rules and policies you should know before you stop for gas, food or snacks.

Discover why Texans are "tenting" their air conditioners this summer. Learn how shading your A/C unit boosts efficiency, lowers energy bills, and beats the heat.

Well for those interested, it's International Swingers Day and the Lone Star State is in one of the top places for the swingers lifestyle.

A Pittsburg resident matched all five white-ball numbers in the August 8 Powerball drawing and walked away with a $2 million second-tier prize.

Construction on the new North Street Marshalls started in June, and the pace since then suggests the late September target date is within reach.

Louisiana's warm, wet climate makes termite season serious business, and experts say northwest Louisiana homeowners are just as much at risk as those in the south.

Roberson's attorneys are pointing to a recent Georgia ruling as they seek another opportunity to challenge the evidence in his case.

The proposal would dramatically change how Texas handles educators convicted of improper relationships with students.