Juvenile struck, killed by SUV on Dallas’ Julius Schepps Freeway
A young person has died after being struck by a vehicle in Dallas early Saturday morning. Dallas police responded to a major accident on the freeway in the 8100 block of northbound Julius Schepps Freeway at approximately 10:24 a.m. Preliminary investigations led officers to believe that two vehicles were involved...
Sad little puppy found wandering alone but he wasn’t missed because his family didn’t...
One-year-old Vinny Meatballs thought he was going home last night. He had been picked up wandering the Dallas area streets by animal control officers who thought for sure he was just lost. Instead he was surrendered to the Dallas county dog shelter by his family. Everyone assumed his family had...
Dallas Love Field Draws Anti-ICE Protest
A group of protesters gathered at the corner of Mockingbird Lane and Cedar Springs Road on the edge of Dallas Love Field on June 13, calling for the end of alleged ICE Air operations at the airport. The group of an estimated 50 demonstrators, including some dressed in soccer jerseys...
Three Generations of One Family Killed in Texas Street Racing Crash That Left 12-Year-Old...
A night drive through a Dallas-area suburb ended in tragedy. Two drivers accused of street racing slammed into a family vehicle, killing three people from the same family and leaving a child with injuries that ... Read more
Katy Has a Giant Sandbox Where You Can Drive Real Bulldozers and Dig for...
If you've ever caught yourself daydreaming about operating a massive excavator or pushing dirt with a bulldozer like a construction boss, Dig World in Katy, Texas is here to make your inner child and actual children cheer. Nestled next to Katy Mills Mall, this larger-than-life attraction invites you to hop in the driver’s seat of real CAT equipment—no experience or hard hat required.
This Texas-Shaped Rooftop River Lets You Float Above Houston With a Frozen Margarita in...
Ever wanted to float through Texas without hitting traffic? At the Marriott Marquis Houston, you can do just that—literally. Perched six stories above downtown, this sky-high lazy river is shaped like the Lone Star State itself, offering a uniquely Texan way to chill out. Whether you’re visiting H-Town or just need a weekend refresh, this rooftop oasis is a splashy blend of novelty, luxury, and downright fun.
This Spirited Texas Steak Cookoff Turns A Tiny Town Into A Grilling Capital For...
If the scent of mesquite smoke and sizzling ribeyes makes your heart skip a beat, there’s a small Texas town that deserves a big red circle on your calendar. Once a year, Hico—population 1,300 on a normal day—transforms into the unofficial capital of carnivores with the one-of-a-kind Texas Steak Cookoff. It’s smoky, it’s loud, it’s friendly, and yes—it's absolutely mouthwatering.
This Glow-in-the-Dark Kayak Tour in Corpus Christi Turns Texas Waters Into a Neon Dreamscape
If you’ve ever wished your evening adventure came with a little more sparkle, GlowRow is here to light the way. This one-of-a-kind, glow-in-the-dark kayaking experience in Corpus Christi lets you float through shallow bays and calm coastal waters—while your boat literally glows beneath you.
This Steep Wooden Staircase In Waco Leads To Sweeping Views And A Surprisingly Fun...
You might not expect a flight of stairs to be one of Waco’s most unexpected gems—but Jacob’s Ladder is no ordinary staircase. Nestled inside Cameron Park, this rugged wooden climb is part scenic trail, part local rite of passage, and entirely unforgettable.
This Retro-Tastic Entertainment Hub in Tyler Lets You Bowl, Game, and Dine All Under...
It’s not every day you stumble across an entertainment complex where neon lights, arcade nostalgia, and family-friendly fun collide in the best way possible. Welcome to Times Square Grand Slam in Tyler, Texas—where your inner child gets a full-on revival and your competitive streak is given the green light.

















