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Now, 75 years after it opened in the Texas Panhandle, Wonderland Amusement Park is ready to dish out a heaping serving of fun to a whole new generation of Texans.

A new era begins for Amarillo’s most cherished amusement park

| April 6, 2026

Wonderland Amusement Park is under new ownership for the first time in its 75-year history. Here’s what you need to know.

Fredericksburg Racquet Center swings big with $5.5M groundbreaking this month

by Sam Cohen

| April 6, 2026

The Fredericksburg Racquet Center is set to break ground on a $5.5 million project at the end of April. Here’s everything you need to know.

Inside Texas’s controversial social studies overhaul

by Katie Serrano

| April 3, 2026

The politicization of Texas classrooms continues as the State Board of Education (SBOE) will deliberate rushed social studies teaching standards next week that put a greater emphasis on Western and Texas history at the expense of other cultures.

From big cats to reptiles, these animal sanctuaries in Texas rescue wildlife in need and promote conservation.

8 animal sanctuaries in Texas (+ the cute critters you’ll see at each one)

by Sydni Ellis

| April 2, 2026

From big cats to reptiles, these animal sanctuaries in Texas rescue wildlife in need and promote conservation.

Texas lawmakers to study AI data centers ahead of legislative session

by Staff Reports

| April 1, 2026

Data centers will be a top priority for the Texas legislature next year as countless communities continue to push back against their development across the state.

Texas’ HUB program on the brink as expanded lawsuit hits state agencies

by Staff Reports

| April 1, 2026

More impacted businesses are joining the landmark lawsuit and the harm is growing: 15,000+ decertified businesses, canceled contracts, and erased opportunities.

The Texas Legislature could expand funding for the voucher program next session.

Texas private school voucher applications are closed. Now what?

by Katie Serrano

| April 1, 2026

The application period for Texas’ $1 billion private school voucher program ended last night. Here’s what happens next.

Kendall County officials hope to reclaim the stars with Dark Sky designation

by Sam Cohen

| March 27, 2026

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Officials in Kendall County are working to get the area designated as a Dark Sky Place. Here’s what you need to know.

Willie Nelson keeps the outlaw spirit alive with 2026 festival dates

by Sam Cohen

| March 26, 2026

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Willie Nelson recently announced his annual Outlaw Music Festival and Fourth of July Picnic. Here’s everything you need to know.

Two Whataburger fan favorites return March 31

by Sam Cohen

| March 26, 2026

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Whataburger’s Banana Pudding Shake and Bacon Steakhouse Double are back for a limited time starting Mar. 31. Here’s what you need to know.

Witnessing March Madness in person is a true experience.

A veteran fan’s guide to attending March Madness in person

by Joey Held

| March 18, 2026

Watching games from home is one thing, but it’s an entirely different experience to witness March Madness in person. Here’s what to know.

Why Texans are voting with education in mind this midterm election

by Katie Serrano

| March 17, 2026

Texans have a chance to elect staunch public education advocates to several statewide seats in November.

Students with disabilities face hurdles applying for private school vouchers

by Staff Reports

| March 17, 2026

Students with disabilities can receive up to $30,000 with Texas’ new private school voucher program, but a lengthy application process coupled with a short application window is leaving some children who could benefit from the program behind.

Texas has plenty of schools representing the state in the NCAA Tournament.

Meet the Texas teams playing in March Madness

by Joey Held

| March 17, 2026

Texas has plenty of schools representing the state in the NCAA Tournament. Learn about the participants—and which teams to pick for your March Madness bracket.

Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that legalized abortions in the U.S, originated in Texas in 1970. It eventually was heard by the Supreme Court and for 50 years, it was the law of the land.

Documentary explores Texas origins of Roe v. Wade

by Public News Service

| March 16, 2026

Roe v. Wade, the landmark case that legalized abortions in the U.S, originated in Texas in 1970. It eventually was heard by the Supreme Court and for 50 years, it was the law of the land.

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