A few days before Christmas, on a chilly December evening in the heart of Dallas, there lived a grumpy old man named James.

We know that all good things eventually have to come to an end. That doesn’t mean we’re happy that 911: Lone Star is ending.

Houston still reigns supreme as the biggest city in the Lone Star State, but Austin's growth continues to slow down.

What could a Trump presidency mean for Texas trade? We asked an expert. From tariffs to labor shortages, Dante Suarez breaks ...

After losing its lone commitment from the 2026 class earlier this month in defensive lineman Vodney Cleveland, the Alabama ...

AUSTIN, Texas (KFOX14/CBS4) — Texas Governor Greg Abbott claims that the state has achieved an 87% reduction in illegal ...

The countdown to the iconic Lone Star NYE celebration is well underway with pyrotechnicians unboxing and wiring fireworks ...

The special will feature special musical guests, The Jacksons, along with fireworks and drones outside Reunion Tower.

Houston still reigns supreme as the biggest city in the Lone Star State, with more than 2.3 million people. San Antonio holds ...

Fred Warner's standout performance highlighted a tough day for the San Francisco 49ers as the team was officially eliminated ...

Given the massive disaster heading Austin’s way in the final episodes, a small but significant time jump in the final episode ...