Ever wonder how Texas Tech's iconic "Guns Up" hand sign started? Frustrated by Longhorn fans in Austin, alumnus L. Glenn Dippel created the signature gesture in the 1970s, establishing a legendary Red Raider tradition.
The Bronco Ballroom hasn't hosted professional wrestling since the 1980s. Now a local promotion is changing that with a major tournament this September.
Texas led the country in job creation over the past year, adding 159,400 nonfarm positions with a 1.1% growth rate. Data from the Texas Workforce Commission highlights a record workforce exceeding 15.9 million people.
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...
Fall is officially here in the 915! Check out the El Paso events, festivals and Halloween celebrations happening from September through the start of 2027.
The Buddy Holly Center hosts the West Texas Watercolor Society’s Signature Show reception on Sept. 20 from 2-4 p.m. Meet local artists and view juried works by nationally known artist Janet Rogers during the final day of exhibition.
Texas Tech Lady Raider basketball released its full schedule for the upcoming season, starting October 18 in Lubbock. Tech faces Big 12 opponents including home-and-away series with Baylor, UCF, and West Virginia as they build on last year.
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.