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Texas A&M System regents removed 350 course listings from the core curriculum, but the classes themselves aren't necessarily going away. Here's what students need to know.

Many of you love to add some ink to your body.

Texas State Police are ramping up patrols this Labor Day weekend. They're watching for speeding, distracted driving, and anyone behind the wheel impaired.

Far West Texas land runs as low as $400 an acre, but that desert silence comes with a steep price in other ways.

A new month brings a new set of Texas Lottery scratch offs that are a lot of fun to play and add some cash to your bank account.

Texas is seeing a serious COVID surge right now, and wastewater data shows it's spreading faster than anyone's talking about.

Last month saw 21 teen girls go missing across Texas including two in East Texas.

Texas is cracking down on sketchy solar sales tactics starting September first with new consumer protections and a five-day cooling-off period.

Texas DMV gets thousands of applicants for personalized plates every year. Most of funniest ones get rejected.

A discarded Coors Light can helped investigators solve a Texas murder case that had remained unsolved for 45 years.