2021 Gerber Baby Search Is On; How Texas Parents Can Apply

This year’s Gerber photo search comes with a twist: an honorary C-suite position as “chief growing officer.”

‘Killer Bees’ Swarm Likely Riled By Lawnmower Kills Texas Man

Africanized honey bees aren’t like the normally docile bees buzzing around flower gardens and are aggressive when rattled by loud noises.

H-E-B Stores To Continue Mask Policy After Texas Lifts Order

H-E-B officials announced Friday it would continue its mask enforcement policy once Texas' mask mandate is lifted on Wednesday.

For Some Texans Who Lost Loved Ones To The Coronavirus, Lifting The Mask Mandate Is A 'Slap In The Face'

After teasing an announcement for days, Abbott said Tuesday that masks would soon no longer be required statewide.

Texas Workers Struggle To Pay For Groceries And Rent After Losing Wages During Winter Storm

Many hourly wage employees across the state lost working hours last week during the storm and power outage disaster.

What’s Behind $15,000 Electricity Bills In Texas?

Texans who made through the extreme cold weather without losing power or gas must have felt lucky.

Here's How Texans Can Apply For Federal Help To Recover From The Devastating Winter Storm

Texas sustained between $45 and $50 billion in damage and economic loss from the storm, according to AccuWeather.

‘Mother Nature Needs A Xanax’: Animals Struggle In Texas Cold

The extreme winter weather in Texas is making life difficult for animals in shelters, sanctuaries, the sea and the land.

Texas National Guard Deployed To Help Get Residents To Warmth, Power Issues Continue Due To Winter Weather

The state will be sending resources to help clear snow and ice-covered roads and provide assistance to essential workers.

A Novel Coronavirus Timeline From December 2019 Until Now

Most people had no idea that New Year’s Eve 2019 would be the beginning of a pandemic that would flip the world upside-down.

Officials Confirm It Was A Tornado That Caused Storm Damage In Corsicana On December 30

A neighborhood in Corsicana — about 50 miles south of Dallas — was hit by an EF0 tornado just before 11:00 a.m.

COVID-19 Issues With TCU Football Team Leads To Cancellation Of Texas Bowl Against Arkansas

The college football season continues to take hits because of the coronavirus.

Black Family Works To Restore Roughly 200-Year-Old Cemetery In Texas

Congress is considering legislation that would create a database of burial sites, and provide funding to research and protect them.

Report: Texas Has Only Used 1/4 Of Allotted COVID-19 Vaccine, But Good Luck Finding Any Doses

Concern is growing that much of the vaccine could be sitting unused.

North Texas Offering Party Options As CDC Says New Year’s Celebrations Should Happen At Home

“Everyone loves some bubbles on New Year’s,” said Vyctoria Cray with Refined Hospitality Concepts.

Texas Resident Captures Bobcat On Surveillance Camera

The video illustrates the thriving nature of the wild cats across Texas, even as others species are struggling to survive.

Voluntary Evacuation Order Issued In Texas City After Blasts

Port Neches issued the voluntary order for its residents late Wednesday after elevated levels of the chemical butadiene were detected.

Cops Show Support For Fallen Officer's Son At 1st Football Game

"This was another first in his life, and we wanted to be there," Mission, Texas police chief Robert Dominguez told The Washington Post.

Fundraiser Started For Texas Newlyweds Killed Leaving Wedding

The couple had been married by the local Justice of Peace in Orange, Texas, and were on their way to the courthouse to file their license.

Hot Car Deaths: How Many Kids Have Died In Texas

The intent of National Heatstroke Prevention Day on July 31 is to prevent hot car deaths. Here’s how many kids have died in Texas.

Schlitterbahn Water Parks In New Braunfels, Galveston Sold

Ohio-based Cedar Fair Entertainment announced the purchase of both water parks for $261 million on Thursday.

Texas Sales Tax Holiday For Emergency Supplies Is This Weekend

Hurricane and storm season will be here soon, and Texans are urged to use the tax free holiday to stock up on preparedness supplies.

Getting Hitched? Texas Is A Top Wedding Destination

If you plan to say "I do" to the love of your life this spring in Texas, then you are likely in one of the top cities for wedded bliss.

Sipping Wine From Pringles Can Doesn’t Merit Walmart Ban: Writer

Food & Wine writer defends woman who drove an electric cart around a Walmart parking lot and drank wine from a Pringles can.

The Marine Corps Birthday: What It Means To Marines

Marines young and old and all over the world still celebrate that day, and remember the role being a Marine played in their lives.

Newlyweds Killed In Helicopter Crash Minutes After Taking Vows

Will Byler and Bailee Ackerman were leaving on their honeymoon when their helicopter crashed on the Byler family ranch in Uvalde.

Flu Season Is Here: How Not To Get The Flu Bug

Last year's flu season was among the worst in decades, and experts are warning everyone to prepare now and start taking precautions.

Shiner Beer Donates To Hurricane Michael Relief

Most recently, in September 2018, Shiner contributed to Hurricane Florence relief efforts in North and South Carolina and Virginia.

Everyday Hero Stops Wrong-Way Driver, 94, On Texas Highway: Watch

A man who stopped a 94-year-old wrong-way driver in Texas says his method wasn't the "smartest nor safest," but he's glad he did it.

Texas Summer Heat Sets Demand Records For Electricity

The desire to stay cool during the summer is setting electricity demand records statwide this year.

Hot-Car Deaths: How Many Kids Have Died In Texas?

Cars can heat up quickly, even when outside temperatures are mild. How many kids have died in hot cars in Texas?

The 250 Best Places To Live In Texas: A Ranking

Niche’s new rankings of best places to live ranked communities from A+ to D-. See how your community did.

Texas Low In ‘Best States In The Country’ Ranking By U.S. News

U.S. News & World Report released its rankings of best states in the U.S. for 2018. See how Texas ranks.

Texas Has 847 Structurally Deficient Bridges: Report

In 21 states, at least 9 percent of bridges were rated structurally deficient, the analysis found.

Road Trip: Texas Tops Survey As The Best Place To Drive

A WalletHub.com survey rates Texas as tops when it comes to hitting the open road.

All-State Agencies Provide Grant To Fight Domestic Violence

The grant will support the nonprofit organizations’ mission to empower women and children to create a violence-free world.

Resolving To Trim Down In 2018 Depends On Where You Live

Survey Says: A WalletHub.com survey shows us the healthiest and least healthiest places in the USA.

Travel Like A Local: Submit Your Town For Our 2018 Travel Guide

Whether you've got the best brewery around or a music festival that rivals Coachella, tell us why your town should be a destination in 2018.

62 High, Medium Risk Hazardous DOD Sites In Texas: ProPublica

ProPublica identified 40,000 sites across the U.S. polluted by the military, some of which present a risk of exploding bombs and munitions.

Texas State University Op-Ed Declares Whiteness An Abomination

Texas State University President Denise Trauth criticizes column as “abhorrent and contrary to the core values,” of the university.

Carpooling: Waze Offers Texans A New Way To Rideshare

Waze, a popular navigation application, announced today drivers in Texas can now carpool with the app.