History
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The 9 freakiest UFO sightings in Texas history
From the first recorded use of “saucer” to mysterious lights that have never been explained, these UFO sightings in Texas continue to bewilder people.
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5 Texas Election Day traditions of the past
With the midterm elections right around the corner, here are a few retired Texas Election Day traditions that used to commemorate Nov. 3.
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The Granada Theater has been part of Dallas for 80 years. Now, it’s saying goodbye.
After 80 years in business, the Granada Theater in Lower Greenville will close in 2027. It’s set to be replaced by a bathhouse.
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Cowgirl Museum honors trick riding pioneers in new exhibit
A new exhibit at the National Cowgirl Museum & Hall of Fame, “Gravity Defied,” opens Nov. 7. Here’s what it includes.
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Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity brings new homes and hope to historic Joppa
The freedmen’s town of Joppa is getting a restorative hand thanks to the Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity. Here’s everything to know.
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The 8 most haunted cemeteries in Texas
Looking for some spooky vibes this fall? Tour these haunted cemeteries in Texas, which are full of EMF anomalies, eerie sightings, and scary tales.
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Here’s how residents can share ideas for the Galveston Juneteenth center
Residents can provide feedback for a planned Galveston Juneteenth center at two community sessions in October. Here’s what to know.
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Eight Corpus Christi places named after Hispanic trailblazers
Several places in Corpus Christi have unique names. But who are the people they are named after?
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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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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.
