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There's some weird laws in Texas with one of the weirdest being that it's illegal to bring citrus plants into the state. There's good reason for it, though.

The Senate's got two weeks to decide if we're sticking with permanent daylight saving time or falling back to standard time. Here's when the time change comes if they take no action.

Call me crazy, but it feels like so many people including here in East Texas are getting offended over nothing lately. I'm not sure whether it's the stress of bills stacking up, the political division within the Lone Star State or if it's a combination of everything but I'm always looking for a way to lighten the mood a bit...

The fight with Flock cameras continues in Texas. Last week, the Lone Star State decided to freeze installation of Flock cameras along all state roads. Governor Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Department of Transportation to stop issuing permits allowing Flock cameras and other automated license plate readers to be installed along state roads...

If you watch sports in Texas there is no doubt that you have seen dozens of ads promoting sports gambling, even though it's technically illegal in the Lone Star State. While many of those apps are still blocked in Texas there seems to be a legal gray area in regard to prediction markets which can produce very similar-looking sports wagers...

From cutting back on restaurants to buying groceries in bulk and working extra jobs, East Texans are sharing how they're making their money stretch.

Whether you play or not, you've probably asked yourself what the state does with the lottery prize money that goes unclaimed.

Ever dreamed of owning your own Texas honky tonk? A popular Terrell dance hall is now on the market for $1.4 million, giving someone the chance to own a piece of the Texas country-music scene. The Swingin Door Saloon comes with a massive dance floor, bar, pool tables, equipment and plenty of honky-tonk character...

In Texas, we love to eat. But recently, Texas has released its first state-specific nutritional guidelines, offering Texans new recommendations on what we should be consuming. Why Did Texas Create Nutrition Guidelines? The Texas Nutrition Advisory Committee (TNAC) published the guidelines as part of its inaugural report...

Bossart Bark Park is shrinking. The SPCA sold 51 acres to help fund operations at their recently opened animal care facility.

Texas is taking the next step toward three-year bachelor's degrees, with a new working group tasked with figuring out which programs could make the shorter path possible.

Texas teachers face real challenges, ranking 23rd nationally for working conditions and opportunity. Per-student spending tells part of the story.