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It's never a comforting feeling when The Weather Channel sends ANY of their veteran reporters to your area.

I don't want to hear about virtual events, or online gatherings. I think that I'll just hold out until there are legitimate events back in-person, face-to-face.

A new post overnight has gotten the people of Nacogdoches - myself included - excited about what's next for the dance hall.

Despite responses from Instagram, some users feel the algorithms are always changing and even feel their posts are "buried." There's also a guide here to help.

Some results may surprise you.

I discovered that I don't have that option to create my own avatar.

Newly released video by the Fort Worth Police Department shows the moment things take a turn for chaotic in a park over Mother's Day weekend.

If you're graduating from high school or college and mad at the coronavirus situation for robbing you of a once-in-a-lifetime experience, put that thought on pause for a sec. You're part of something unique, and the world wants to recognize that.

While a lot of people are using their time while sheltering in place to reflect on their life and make changes, others are getting nostalgic... with hilarious results!

Food is something we all have in common. It comforts us. Cooking and sharing food is one of the most "human" things we do. It's about connection.

These posts may seem harmless, but the Better Business Bureau is actually warning that these little games may be more dangerous than they appear.

This social media trend puts your most important accounts at risk.