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Catch the excitement of the dog shows happening in Longview, a Pokemon league event in Athens, monster trucks in Quitman, and more this weekend.

Leanne Morgan spent 25 years performing in churches and comedy clubs before Netflix came calling — and now she's headed to Buddy Holly Hall.

TxDOT closed the I-40 exit to Amarillo's Buc-ee's today, July 22. Travelers need to detour for Beaver Nuggets, gas and airport access.

Three people were arrested after allegedly robbing a Longview pizza delivery driver at gunpoint. Police recovered the stolen pizzas and a stolen handgun.

American Airlines is building its largest-ever Admirals Club at DFW Airport, along with a new grab-and-go lounge concept and expanded premium travel amenities.

A Tyler man is jailed on a $4 million bond after investigators linked more than 100 cybertips to alleged child pornography shared and sold through social media.

Texas healthcare providers accused of facilitating birth tourism could face license suspension, fines, and other enforcement under a new state executive order.

Acclaimed Waco artist Kermit Oliver reflects on his extraordinary life, Hermès designs, and legacy ahead of a new biography.

A Longview homeowner appeared on HGTV's Ugliest House in America, hoping to win a $150,000 home makeover.

A cheeky Lubbock Police Facebook post detailed the arrest of 37-year-old Eric Scott, who hid in a Home Depot after closing to steal $2,700 in goods. Scott faces 36 charges, including burglary and possession of criminal tools.

Trail number one hundred. Twenty years in the making. And it's happening right on the Texas coast, where dolphins are basically the welcome committee.

Ninth Avenue Foods is building a $76 million dairy processing facility in Longview that will create 150 new jobs and bring millions in investment to East Texas.

A Longview man received a life sentence after his third DWI conviction. Prosecutors say his blood-alcohol level measured 0.272, more than three times the legal limit.

FEMA will coordinate federal disaster response in 28 Texas counties after President Trump approved an emergency declaration for ongoing flooding.

A 20-year-old Amarillo man pleaded guilty to illegal machine gun possession following a house party shooting. After being asked to leave, he fired on the home, hijacked a car, and was arrested at a Walmart. He faces up to 10 years.

Austin's 6th Annual Film + Music Festival is officially back! Don't miss the biggest cultural event of the year.

Help shape the future of Killeen! The city is seeking public input to design the new Goodnight Ranch Community Park. Share your vision and get involved today.

Steve McQueen was filming car chases through downtown El Paso in 1972. The locations are still there if you know where to look.

Texas police used a drone with thermal imaging to locate and arrest a vehicle burglary suspect hiding near a church after a reported break-in.

A McKinney man was arrested during a Sulphur Springs undercover operation after allegedly trying to collect thousands from an elderly scam victim.

Lafayette Police checked 46 businesses for underage alcohol sales Thursday. Two failed, and two people now face city charges.

North Killeen residents are launching a passionate campaign to bring an Aldi to their side of town. Here is why locals say the discount grocer is overdue.

A Waco girl’s battle with septic shock sparks warnings as flea-borne typhus cases rise in Central Texas. Learn the key symptoms parents need to watch for.

An Illinois man faces up to 30 years in prison after pleading guilty to exploiting minors in Lubbock and Hereford. Authorities say he used Roblox and Snapchat to target the children, sending them gifts in exchange for media.

Smith County deputies will increase speed enforcement on I-20 and Toll 49 as part of TxDOT's Operation Slow Down safety campaign.

Temple residents report a sudden surge in local bobcat sightings. Find out why these wild cats are roaming neighborhoods and how to keep your pets safe.

Built during the Great Depression, the Plaza Theatre in El Paso was meant to make an entire city feel proud — and nearly a century later, it still does.