Local News
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Tejano Musician Richard Ramirez Collapsed on Stage and Later Passed
Richard Ramirez passed away doing what he loved.
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Watch as Chandler Self Gives it Her All to Finish the Dallas Marathon
Her body gives out within sight of the finish line, but she still finishes the marathon victoriously.
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City of Austin’s Music Office Rolling Out Busking Pilot Program
The City of Austin’s music office has announced the creation of a Busking Pilot Program in the downtown...
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Fredericksburg’s Church to Church Walk Is Back December 14th
The longstanding annual church to church walk celebrating Christmas in Fredericksburg is back again.
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Rosa’s Café and Snowball Express Feeding Families of Fallen Soldiers
On December 10, Rosa's Cafe and Snowball Express will be feeding 2,000 children as well as the spouses...
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Officials Note Two Possible Locations for Austin Soccer Stadium
Could Austin become the new home of the Columbus Crew?
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Man Comes Across a Baby in a Parking Lot in Galveston
The Galveston baby has been returned safely to their parents.
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Experts Assure Animals Are Comfortable During Houston Zoo Lights
Special care is given to the animals during Zoo Lights.
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There’s a Christmas Wreath Thief on the Loose in Tomball
Someone is stealing bits of Christmas cheer.
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North Padre Island Schlitterbahn Park & Resort May Soon See Foreclosure
Land around the park has already been auctioned off.
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At This Preschool in San Antonio, Students Will Visit the Zoo Every Day
The new campus for the Will Smith Zoo School in San Antonio will open up a world of...
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December 8 is National Believe Day: Time to Send Santa Your Wish List
Children of all ages across the globe are getting ready for National Believe Day on December 8. It's...
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‘The Price of Liberty’ Unveiling & Dedication at Texas State Capitol
"The Price of Liberty" monument was recently unveiled on the grounds of the capitol complex, commemorating those that...
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Texas Middle School Students Forced to Do Bear Crawls on Outdoor Track
After the bear crawls, it's been reported that students were left with blisters and bloody hands.
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95-Mile Water Pipeline Project In the Works for Central and South Texas
The more than $225 million water pipeline project is expected to run close to 13 million gallons of...
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First Baby Born After Uterus Transplant in the U.S. Born in Dallas Hospital
While a birth after a successful uterus transplant has already taken place in Sweden, this marks the first...
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Gorilla at the Houston Zoo Enters Neighboring Enclosure to Visit
What was Holli up to when she went next door to visit the hogs?
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City of Dickinson Festival of Lights Goes on Despite Harvey Destruction
The City of Dickinson, TX proves it's "Texas Strong" as it rallies forward with its 20th Annual "Festival...
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San Antonio News Warns of Possible Stone Oak Stalker
The man reportedly followed a woman inside of Target and on to her next errand.
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You Aren’t Imagining It – Car Crashes Are Increasing in Houston
Crashes are increasing due to more cars being on the road.
