This Texas Town Is Known As The “Leap Year Capital of the World”
This town might be the ultimate place to celebrate Leap Day.
Texas History
See An Epic, Deadly And Deliberate Texas Train Crash
It was huge, the damage was massive, at least 2 people died and many were injured during this Texas train crash ... and it was done deliberately.
White Sands, New Mexico is Home to Oldest Human Footprints
Who knew the ancient humans lived in White Sands thousands of years ago?
Are You Sure You Really Know What Texas Means?
Texas doesn't mean the same thing everywhere ...
Mission Accomplished: A Little History About City of San Antonio
Looking for a place to spend some vacation days? Visit one of the oldest places in America, the San Antonio Missions National Historic Park.
Crush Texas Was Site of the World's Deadliest Publicity Stunt
What happens when you have two trains colliding for a stunt? You can get this disaster.
An Amazing Look At 10 Texas Ghost Towns That Once Stood Proud
Check out these Texas ghost towns.
3 of 4 People In Killeen Would Pass A Test About Texas History
How well do you know the basic history of the great state of Texas?
3 out of 4 of you Texas natives will probably pass a quiz if randomly asked. In fact, a recent nation-wide quiz showed that Texans are some of the best in the country when it comes to knowing the history of their home state...
Have You Heard of James Briton Bailey, The Thirstiest Ghost in Texas?
A man reputed to be one of Texas' earliest Anglo settlers is also said to haunt Brazoria County in search of different kind of spirit denied him at burial.
Did You Know Texas Has an Official State Bread?
You may know the bluebonnet as the state flower and the Texas longhorn as the state large mammal, but have you heard of pan de campo, the state bread of Texas?