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The 7 most haunted spots in Dallas-Fort Worth
Spooky cemeteries, haunted hotels, and more eerie DFW locations comprise this list of the most haunted spots in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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The stories of 5 detained migrants who planted roots in Texas only to be swept up in the immigration crackdown
Five detained migrants — from Mexico, China, Iran, Cuba and Venezuela — shared their experiences of being arrested by ICE and living in detention centers across the state.
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Get up close with history as Founding Fathers’ documents go on display in Dallas
An exciting temporary exhibit about the Founding Fathers who shaped our nation features rare documents that aren’t often on display to the public.
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9 to 5 acres: Texas farm turns cornfield into Dolly Parton tribute
One Texas farm is paying tribute to country music legend Dolly Parton in a unique way. Here’s what you need to know about Rockin’ K Farms.
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Galveston County under red tide advisory as officials urge caution
A red tide warning has been issued in Galveston County. Here’s what that means and how to protect yourself.
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Meet the Texas man flying high with a giant kite collection
Douglas Hardy of Perryton discusses his massive, colorful kite collection, complete with LED lights.
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New Fort Worth bus line pays tribute to Hispanic and Latino cultures
The unveiling of the Fort Worth bus line was timed to coincide with the first day of Hispanic Heritage Month
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13 things you can do with your Fort Worth library card
A Fort Worth library card can do more than what you can imagine and all for free.
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The 9 most haunted spots in the Rio Grande Valley
The rich history may be responsible for the Valley’s paranormal activity, with spirits looking to find some much-needed solace in these haunted spots.
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8 Houston pumpkin patches & fall festivals not to miss in 2026
Hayrides, corn mazes, and photo-ready pumpkin patches: These eight Houston fall festivals in 2026 have something for everyone.
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Dallas indie bookstore Wild Detectives turns one location into two
Wild Detectives, an independent bookstore in Dallas, has expanded to a second location. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Popular Denton food truck trades wheels for walls with Dallas Farmers Market debut
Popular Denton food truck Insurgent is setting up a permanent spot at the Dallas Farmers Market.
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South Texas cities respond to Flock camera concerns
Multiple municipalities in the South Texas area have begun voting on or considering regulation or full rollback of Flock camera programs.
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Airbnb commits $6.4 million to revive Austin’s long-stalled St. John redevelopment
Airbnb has pledged over $6 million towards Austin’s St. John redevelopment project. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Tierra Walker died after she couldn’t get an abortion. Her family is suing Ken Paxton.
The Tierra Walker case argues that Texas’ near-total abortion ban violates the state and U.S. constitutions. It is the first lawsuit over a death linked to an abortion ban.
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Your guide to pumpkin patches, corn mazes, & fall festivals in DFW
Enjoy all the autumn-inspired fun at one of these eight cool farms and fall festivals in Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Punching in: Not all artists are starving, just ask Houston muralist Devona Stimpson
Devona Stimpson has a lucrative career in the arts. Now she’s helping others do the same.
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Run for a cause: 5 upcoming RGV races supporting something bigger
Here are five upcoming RGV races supporting something bigger than a finish-line medal.
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Corpus Christi’s old churches weathered storms, epidemics and change
We’ve got the stories behind a few of the surviving old churches of Corpus Christi.
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Local teens turn gratitude into action with new Fireline Fund
Three high school students from the greater Dallas area have started the Fireline Fund. Here’s how they’re supporting local first responders.
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Free trees are up for grabs for Dallas residents—here’s how to register
Branch Out Dallas is offering free trees to Dallas residents. Here’s how to get yours before the Sept. 30 deadline (or until they’re gone).
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10 can’t-miss fall events in the Rio Grande Valley, from Sandcastle Days to Fiesta de Palmas
The Rio Grande Valley has a collection of fall events and festivals that will delight attendees of all ages. Here are some of our favorites you can explore.
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Texas history declared them extinct. Now, the Karankawa are rewriting the record
Along the Texas Gulf Coast, an Indigenous tribe is righting a centuries-old wrong about their clans.
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Loop Plaza opens in Dallas this month, debuting 50-mile trail network
The Loop Plaza opens at the end of September. Here’s everything you need to know about Dallas’s major trail project.
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Spot the best autumn foliage near Houston on these day trips and weekend getaways
Great leaf peeping is just a car ride from Houston at these state parks and natural areas, offering autumn foliage at bargain prices.
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Mesquite residents to lose North Branch Library in budget overhaul
Mesquite’s North Branch Library is set to close following a vote from the City Council. Here’s what you need to know.
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A Kyle teen documented 9/11’s impact on NYC students. Now his tapes are being preserved by the Library of Congress
Joseph Fenity of Kyle organized a trip to Manhattan to speak with students from Stuyvesant High School about their experiences and the impacts of 9/11.
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Scientists say August was Earth’s hottest month they’ve measured
As the hottest month ever recorded on Earth, August’s sizzle helped push the globe and the United States to swelter through the hottest Northern Hemisphere summer scientists have measured.
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13 things you didn’t know you could do with a Houston-area library card
Think a library card is just for checking out books? Think again.
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TSA PreCheck perk? DFW travelers can now walk loved ones to their gates
TSA PreCheck members will be allowed to see family and friends off post-security at DFW International Airport. Here’s what to know.
