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Traveling at 75 miles an hour, without stopping, it will take you about 11 hours to drive this highway from end to end.

You don't necessarily need a four-year degree to earn six figures. These five in-demand careers can pay $100,000 or more and are seeing strong demand across Texas.

If your vacation budget is tight, this Texas city offers one of the cheapest summer getaways anywhere in the United States.

Nacogdoches has no shortage of construction happening around town lately, and the Jalapeño Tree just joined that list for a few weeks.

It's been a rough year for SFA Gardens. First beavers, now a herd of wild hogs turning up inside city limits where the usual removal options just aren't on the table.

No counting calories while attending The State Fair of Texas and if you're looking for the most unique eats in 2026. Here is what they will have to offer in Dallas this year.

There is a lot to love about Texas, including the unique foods that were created here.

Celebrity guests, cosplay competitions, gaming tournaments, vendors, and collectibles return to Shreveport for Geek'd Con 2026.

The latest Map the Meal Gap report shows food insecurity is increasing across Texas, especially among children.

Investigators say the suspect fled before a search warrant was executed and was arrested later.

Math, science and English are essential, but many Texans say students also need practical life skills before graduation.

Walmart in Lufkin and Coca Cola are teaming up this Friday to help support the Pregnancy Help Center of Lufkin. There'll be games, prizes, and free drinks.

Every summer, thousands of Texans gather to watch one of the state's most incredible wildlife spectacles as Purple Martins fill the evening sky.

Stockings and Christmas trees are showing up in local stores right now, about four months before anyone unwraps a single gift.

Texas is expanding public land with a new 2,850-acre wildlife management area that will offer hunting, hiking, wildlife viewing, and conservation opportunities for generations to come.

The Texas Tax-Free Weekend returns Aug. 7-9 with savings on many back-to-school essentials priced under $100.

A $200,000 Texas Two-Step jackpot remains unclaimed. The winning ticket expires September 5, so Texas Lottery players should check their numbers now.

Not every music legend was born in Nashville or Los Angeles — some of them grew up right here, went to school here, or found something in East Texas that stuck with them.

Whether you're shopping tax-free or looking for family fun, this weekend offers events across East Texas for every interest.

Scammers are the lowest of the low and will use any means necessary to steal, including your innocent back to school pictures.

Don't miss out on meeting iconic actress Lea Thompson at Geek'd Con 2026 in Shreveport.

New TPWD rules require valid ID to purchase a Texas hunting or fishing license, starting with the 2026-2027 season.

State regulators will examine power demand, water use and community impacts before approving additional ERCOT-connected projects.

A simple mixture made with everyday household products is making the rounds on social media as a possible way to trap flies.

Flock Safety cameras have become increasingly common in Texas but intentionally damaging one can have legal consequences.

The sudden loss of a beloved chef has left a stir in the culinary world.

These are are the recipients of the Gary Justice Business Excellence Awards, Citizen of the Year, Non-Profit of the Year, & C. Wayne Mitchell Business Advocacy Award

Since June 1, a total of 15 fugitives featured on the Texas Department of Public Safety's Most Wanted lists have been captured.

One woman spotted a hawk struggling in a tree and made a call that ended up saving the bird's life. The rest of the story is worth hearing.

Experts say gradually adjusting bedtime before school starts can help children wake up more easily when classes begin.

For Deep East Texas Halloween shoppers, the closest Spirit Halloween showing up on the map right now is all the way over in Tyler.

One of the Texas Lottery's newest scratch off tickets has a total of four $10 million jackpots.

No warning signs, no real estate signs, no announcement — just a blacked-out sign and a parking lot full of moving trucks.