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Inmates at Texas's Luther Unit learn welding, fabrication, and job skills at a stainless steel plant, offering hope and reducing recidivism.

Those comfy cotton shirts could be doing more harm than good in the pool. Let's talk about what to wear instead.

Another Powerball drawing has come and gone, and while the jackpot grows, some still walk away with life-changing wins.

From a pandemic spark to a nationwide trend, this quirky rubber duck phenomenon is all about kindness on wheels.

Viral video shows moment woman discovers something she didn't know about her dryer that almost put her at extreme risk.

19-year-old John David Stover miraculously survived when his cabin at Camp La Junta was swept away by Hill Country floodwaters.

Texas privacy rights: can a neighbor film you? Public view, yard, windows visible from street are legal—telephoto, eavesdropping, drone, limits explained.

Tensions with and within Russia have brought the subject of nuclear attacks back to the forefront. Should an attack on the USA occur, big cities in Texas and Phoenix, Arizona will see major losses.

From bustling locations in the '80s to just a few left in Texas, Grandys has quite the journey. Nostalgia might just spark a revival!

Winning $77,777 isn’t something you forget easily. This local's story is a delightful reminder of how fortunes can change in an instant.

Get ready for some exciting changes at Texas A&M-Texarkana. New sports are on the horizon, and they’re ready to shake things up this fall.

Shop Local, Support Scholarships: Mija Market Set for Sept. 27

Benjamin Song is considered armed and dangerous, wanted for attempted murder. Blue Alert remains active across Texas.

Food lovers! Arkansas is gearing up to celebrate its top eateries, and the finalists for this year's Food Hall of Fame are sure to spark some tasty debates.

It's a little trick the wealthier people are utilizing to gain in-state tuition costs in Texas

Here’s Where to Celebrate National French Fry Day

Texas is facing a rising issue with nitrous oxide abuse. Senate Bill 666 aims to prevent its misuse by setting age limits and requiring warning signs at retail stores. The FDA also warns against the dangers of inhaling this substance.