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America turns 250 this Fourth of July, and the Texarkana area has three straight days of fireworks, live music, and free food to mark the occasion.

This September, local gardening enthusiasts can grow their skills and their community ties through a unique training program. Just wait until you hear the details!

When it comes to pot and guns, both Texas state and federal laws may be changing. It's good news for many but 1 proposed change could be bad news for some.

New data shows Texas’ economy grew faster than the nation in 2025, highlighting strong business investment, job creation, and economic momentum.

Starting April 1, Texas SNAP users will face new limits banning candy, gum and sweetened beverages from being purchased with benefits.

With dry winds blowing and fire risks rising, Bowie County has put a temporary stop to outdoor burning. Here’s what you need to know.

Austin loves to keep things weird, but they also are king of the capitals according to a new survey.

A powerful initiative is gaining traction, aiming to make cancer screenings more accessible for our seniors, especially those in rural areas.

Families in Lubbock are feeling the pinch of rising health care costs like never before. Let's explore what this means for their wallets.

Rising costs are hitting home for many, but one Texas lawmaker is proposing a bold initiative that could change the game for working families.

Prior to 2020, federal wage garnishments were rising for students who fell behind in their payments. They were suspended during the pandemic but now they're back.

It’s going to be a whole new ballgame in Texas come 2026, with laws that touch everything from tech to immigration — let’s break it down.