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The wind might have bent the sign, but the heart of the Dixie Pig diner remains as strong as ever.

The Texas DPS is urging residents to prepare for tornadoes and hurricanes by packing emergency kits, planning evacuation routes, and staying alert.

With the number of dog bite fatalities climbing, the discussion around responsible pet ownership in Texas is more urgent than ever. It’s time for a closer look.

The Texas Attorney General's Office announced the successful operation on Friday.

Summer's rolling in, and Abilene churches are gearing up to make it memorable for kids with camps full of faith and fun.

Ever wonder what Texas constables actually do? They’re not quite regular cops—but they can arrest you, serve court papers, and more.

Hurricane Beulah ripped through Texas in 1967, spawning 115 tornadoes, killing 58 Americans, and causing over $2 billion in damage.

The steakhouse, located in the Fort Worth Stockyards, first opened in 1947.

As the summer heat rises in Texas, so do the number of home break-ins. What’s behind this unsettling trend?

From shorter showers to smarter yard watering, here’s how Texans can keep their water bills from spiraling out of control — without sacrificing comfort.

After a Texas rainstorm, your house may become a haven for pests like cockroaches, mosquitoes, and spiders seeking dry shelter. Here's what to watch for.

Jaywalking might sound harmless, but in Texas it can land you a fine up to $160. Here’s what the law really says—and why you should stick to the crosswalk.