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The former Cinderella frontman hits the road in May with support from L.A. Guns, John Corabi, Buckcherry and others.

Ireland is moving into the 806. Find out why a global giant just bought an Amarillo company to fuel the massive regional tech boom.

From local school plays to the big screen, El Paso's stars have stories that shine brighter than any spotlight.

Texas woman loses $20,000 in FBI scam after fake Wells Fargo fraud alert and phone call tricked her into moving money through Chase.

A look at 10 infamous FBI cases and criminals with ties to Texas, including violent crimes, espionage, and historic figures like Bonnie and Clyde. Texas crime, FBI cases, and history.

Imagine winning a chance to host a live commercial with Frodo himself! That’s just around the corner for one lucky homeowner.

Registration is now open for UA Hope-Texarkana’s four-day PLC Level 1 course, running February 24–27, with grants available for qualifying participants.

A newly formed professional softball league is making its way to the Lone Star State. One city, Round Rock, will be the home of Texas Volts.

Water issues in Northeast El Paso have residents boiling more than just their tap water. A recent meeting revealed deep frustrations that can’t be ignored.

"He talks about things that he doesn't know about," Criss said of his former bandmate.

Yet another DFW restaurant turns chaotic as a fight erupts inside Ojos Locos in Oak Cliff. The short video is packed with punches.

The singer has strong opinions about audience etiquette.

A Harrison, Arkansas man pleaded guilty to murder and burglary charges connected to the 2023 death of Bellefonte resident, Dale McEntire.

You might want to buckle up if you're hitting I-40 today—it's not just the traffic you need to watch out for.

Get ready for a night where basketball meets barnyard antics — it’s donkey time at Genoa Central Middle School this Saturday!

A new study shows I-10 through El Paso ranks as the deadliest highway in Texas.

Navigating the twists of divorce in Texas can be tricky, especially when one spouse just won’t sign those papers. Let’s break it down.

Raising a teenager in Texas can sometimes feel like a legal tightrope walk, especially when school attendance is on the line. Let’s break it down.