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What it’s like to spend a weekend in Aggieland: From the Midnight Yell to Doggie Poolooza
Texas A&M University turns 150 years old this year. To celebrate, we’re heading to Bryan and College Station to get an authentic Aggieland experience.
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Want to be scared? Check out these haunted houses in Corpus Christi
There are a few haunted houses in Corpus Christi and the surrounding area for you to yell at (or run from) clowns, ghosts, and monsters with chainsaws.
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In a Texas prison, Kwaneta cultivated a menopause support network from scraps of paper
The incarcerated population is getting older, but correctional facilities lag in menopause support and care. Kwaneta Harris is working to fill the gaps in women’s prisons.
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Here’s how Texas made it through a hot summer without blackouts
The Texas electrical grid made it through a hot summer without conservation alerts or rolling blackouts.
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Delightful Development Co. steps in to keep Lammes Candies alive
Lammes Candies is officially avoiding closure thanks to the help of Delightful Development Co. Here’s everything you need to know about the new deal.
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Little Spark, big screams: Arlington studio ignites North Texas’ interest in horror
Little Spark Films, a Latino-owned North Texas horror movie production company, is creatively expanding. Here’s how.
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Camp Mystic owners propose selling the property in bankruptcy
The Camp Mystic owners’ proposal would auction off the 749-acre property on the Guadalupe River where 27 campers and counselors died during the July 4, 2025 flood.
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The ‘lionesses’ who sued to get air conditioning in every Texas prison — and won
A group led by formerly incarcerated women spent years advocating for those trapped inside Texas prisons during the state’s sweltering summers.
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Texas cities lead Redfin’s millennial and Gen Z migration list
Redfin released a study analyzing millennial and Gen Z migration to find where young people are moving in the US. Here’s which Texas cities they’re heading to.
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More Houston-area kids will receive free books thanks to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
More kids in Houston will receive free books thanks to Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library and the Houston Public Library. Here’s how.
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These 3 historic Dallas-Fort Worth saloons are steeped in lore
Grab a drink at these Dallas-Fort Worth saloons with a long history of cowboys, hidden speakeasies, and fatal duels.
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Dallas Zoo and Uber team up to extend Senior Sundays discount
The Dallas Zoo announced it will be offering its Senior Sundays discount through Dec. 27. Here’s everything you need to know.
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Art isn’t only for rich people. This Houston fair wants to make it more affordable
A five-course meal inspired by local artwork promoted an upcoming art fair designed for the budgets of everyday Houstonians.
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Texas libraries aren’t just free books — they’re a $4 billion economic engine
A new report shows that Texas libraries generate almost $4 billion in revenue. Here’s what to know about the recent findings.
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Houston delays vote on $150M DOJ grant tied to immigration enforcement for third time
Houston officials say they are still awaiting answers from the Justice Department about whether the grant would require direct participation in ICE operations.
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SpaceX’ Starship Flight 14 is coming: What you should know before launch day
The flight, scheduled for Monday, Sept. 28, could circle the Earth six times.
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Find your pick at 7 Corpus Christi area pumpkin patches
From churches to farms, pumpkin patches in the Corpus Christi area are offering families a chance to pick their perfect pumpkin while enjoying some autumn-themed activities and photo ops
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‘We’ve got you’: How a South Texas border community is helping teen parents stay in school
A first-year partnership between HCISD and Niños Head Start provides no-cost child care, districtwide transportation and family services to help teen parents continue their education.
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Your guide to pumpkin patches, corn mazes, and more fall fun in the Rio Grande Valley
If you’re searching for fall in the Rio Grande Valley, you don’t have to look far. These pumpkin patches and other activities will take you all the way from autumn’s start to Halloween fun.
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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.
