Even in the Lone Star State, where folks prize freedom and independence, there are a few laws still on the books that will make you do a double-take. Some are outdated, some are downright hilarious, ...

A boat owner whose father was a Korean War POW is now offering free fishing trips to veterans, especially those dealing with ...

Abilene motorcycle ministry offers free meal and prayer support for anyone seeking encouragement or spiritual connection.

As a Dad of eight, I can tell you Halloween at our house was about more than costumes and candy. Donna and I kept an eye on ...

National School Bus Safety Week is here, and the message is straightforward. Texas drivers must stop for flashing red lights ...

Fourteen people face federal and state charges following an eight-week violent crime operation in Abilene involving the ATF, ...

The Abilene Zoo transforms November 12th into a Day of the Dead celebration with live dancers, animal encounters, and special ...

Country radio lost John Anderson this month. The artist who played sold-out shows and shaped the sound of country music for ...

If your drive through Abilene looks anything like mine, you’ve become pretty familiar with orange cones, closed lanes, and waiting through another traffic light. Now there’s another reason to pay ...

I'll admit it, I’m a tree guy. Always have been. I don’t just admire them; I plant them, talk to them, and even carry a bit of my family history through them. One of my favorite projects is the “Paper ...

Texas is known for doing things big. Big trucks, big steaks, big hats and, every now and then, some mighty strange rules. A recent conversation got me thinking about some of the unusual Texas laws and ...

If it feels like everybody is moving to Texas lately, you’re not imagining things. From major companies relocating their headquarters to young professionals chasing bigger, better opportunities, the ...