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Free Halloween fun hits the ranch Wednesday night with hay rides, trick-or-treating, and games for the whole family.

The AMC Pacer, the El Camino, the Volvo 240: these ’70s and ’80s cars were once total punchlines. Now they are the star attractions at classic car shows.

National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is Saturday, October 24. Here's where East Texans can drop off unused medications and help keep them out of the wrong hands.

Routine water tank inspections are scheduled for Oct. 26–27 in Texarkana Water Utilities’ Arkansas service area. Customers may notice temporary pressure fluctuations.

Watch these new movies at home the weekend of October 23, 2026, for free or via VOD.

Here's when the film will hit screens.

Downtown's throwing a party Saturday with live music, food, and Mark Chesnutt headlining the Destination Downtown celebration.

The Eureka Springs Zombie Crawl features free activities, a costume-filled parade and an afterparty October 24, with food donations benefiting a local food bank.

There's only one thing about Back to the Beginning that bothered him.

The Pixies will join Josh Homme and company for the tour.

Texas weather can be unpredictable at best. That has lead to a lot of myths that simply are not true.

And why they (probably) won’t happen.

85-year-old singer is rehabbing in an effort to back to performing.

This massive tour in support of 'Curious Ruminant' began last February and now continues into the fall of next year.

Texas-themed bars are opening worldwide as country music, cowboy culture, and Southern hospitality spread globally.

A quiet cemetery under old oak trees holds a sobering reminder of childhood in early America. Nearly half of all young children never saw their fifth birthday.

Forty vendors brought their best bites to Four States Arena in Texarkana, and all the proceeds went straight to helping hungry neighbors across the region through Harvest Regional Food Bank.

That nonwinning scratch-off ticket sitting in a drawer just turned into a quarter million dollars for one Clark County man.