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Strive Now, La Nube and Mija, Yes You Can are offering a four-session leadership program for El Paso high school girls, with registration starting at $25.

Local diner bit into something unexpected in a Torchys taco. Now there's a lawsuit over what ended up on the plate.

Grunt calls work best when used sparingly. Sometimes the deer you're hunting responds better to silence than to another sound.

We've all been there, we wake up and don't feel so hot and have to day off work to rest. Is it legal for your employer to ask for a doctor's note before coming back to work?

Texas is cracking down on data centers that won't share their water usage numbers with the state.

Four Texas Tech alumni piloting Texas Army National Guard aircraft will perform a homecoming flyover and visit UMC Children's Hospital patients before Saturday's game against Arizona State.

A chilly weekend ahead in Wichita Falls, but be sure you're on the lookout for the latest folks that made Texoma's Most Wanted.

Lubbock Police Department needs emergency dispatchers. These folks answer the call when residents need help most, staying calm while guiding first responders to the scene.

As a freeze watch approaches Lubbock and West Texas, local drivers must prepare their vehicles. Experts recommend inspecting tires, checking antifreeze, testing car batteries, and verifying heaters before freezing temperatures hit.

Finally, Lubbock's hitting that sweet spot where a fireplace and fuzzy socks actually make sense again.

Turns out asking women about their reproductive plans is just as rude as it sounds, and it needs to stop.

Construction could begin later this year at the former Whataburger site on S. Broadway Avenue, bringing another chicken restaurant to Tyler.