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Landowners along the Texas border continue fight to hold onto their property

While the government is reviewing all pending eminent domain actions, one landowner says the action is "six months too late."
'I was shaking. I couldn’t believe it' | Texas City fisherman reels in 12-foot, 1,000-pound tiger shark

And the boat they were on wasn’t much bigger than that shark!
Fire destroys 3 Van Zandt County Sheriff's Office employees' homes

A fire on June 5 caused a deputy and two detention officers to lose everything. Now fundraising efforts are underway.
Barbecue experts teach world-class grilling at Brisket University | Texas Outdoors

The classes are three hours long and take you through everything from picking, trimming and shaping the perfect brisket, to fire management, and wood selection.
Newlywed trying to change her name on her license learns she was wanted for VHS rented 20 years ago

A North Texas woman recently learned she had a felony warrant for allegedly not returning Sabrina the Teenage Witch. Others have similar stories, too.
Chained up dog survives, gets second chance at life after near-death experience

Animal advocates in East Texas are upset with the governor's decision to veto the Safe Outdoor Dogs Act that would have added protections to dogs left chained up.
94-year-old Texas 'Grandmother of Juneteenth' helped lead fight for federal holiday

Opal Lee is a lifelong activist who walked from her home in Fort Worth to Washington D.C. five years ago to campaign for a federal Juneteenth holiday.
Looking to tube this summer? Three miles of inflatable water tubing courses now open in New Braunfels

It's apparently the world's largest slip ‘n slide course located on 600 East Watson Lane in the Texas Hill Country.
The latest internet craze: Voilà AI Artist turns people into cartoons, but is the AI-based app safe?

People are taking their favorite photos and turning them into cartoons with the Voilà AI Artist app. The app has been rated over 30,000 times, but is it safe to use?
Woman suing Arkansas State Police after car flipped using PIT maneuver

A woman, who was pregnant at the time, had her car flipped during a PIT maneuver by an Arkansas State Police trooper in July 2020 while she had her hazard lights on.
East Texans struggle to find work ahead of federal unemployment expiration

On June 26, more than 300 thousand residents will lose federal unemployment.
Deion Sanders claims Bassmaster Celebrity Fishing title at Lake Lewisville

The event leads up to this weekend's "Super Bowl of fishing" at Lake Ray Roberts
Some Amazon devices will share part of your internet with strangers unless you opt out — here's how

Sidewalk launched June 8th in the United States, but here's what you can do if you don't want to take part in the program.
Texas high school senior receives more than $700K in scholarships for acting

He's one of 10 high school theater students in the area nominated for Best Actor for his role as the Tin Man in The Wiz.