In 1876, the Texas legislature organized Lubbock County in West Texas in honor of Thomas Lubbock. Its namesake city was organized a few years later and a century later would grow to a city of more ...

Travel & Outdoors Come to One of Texas’s Oldest Towns for the History. Stay for the Blueberries, Barbecue, and Gardens. Where to spend a weekend in the Piney Woods town of Nacogdoches.

The Kansas City Royals toppled the Texas Rangers 4-1 on Thursday afternoon as rookie Jac Caglianone hit the first two home runs of his career. With those blasts, he joined a rare group in team ...

Texas history museum in Austin explores faith and the American West Religion and American West are vast topics that history museum tackles By Michael Barnes, Columnist June 16, 2025 ...

The Texas Longhorns won their first Women's College World Series title in program history on Friday night after beating Texas Tech, 10-4, in Game 3 of the championship series. The Longhorns ...

According to the City of Edinburg website, in 1966, then-sheriff J.R. "Milo" Ponce received a call around midnight from the dispatcher.

The Longview Lobos will compete in Pool I with Hightower, Plano and Weiss at the upcoming 2025 Texas 7on7 Championships in ...

San Antonio, Texas, however, may have just the mix of affordability and accessibility that adventurous retirees desire. Blending historic charm and modern amenities, this city offers a lifestyle ...

AUSTIN -- The Texas Longhorns softball team has a chance at history Friday night in Oklahoma City against the Texas Tech Red Raiders. In the latest episode of the Lonestar Lowdown Podcast, Matt ...

OKLAHOMA CITY — Take a bow, Texas Longhorns. And welcome to your well-deserved top spot in college softball. Shortstop Leighann Goode’s celebratory first-inning trot around the bases in Friday ...

By Jacob Lev, CNN (CNN) — The Texas Longhorns won the Women’s College World Series in dominant fashion, blowing out Texas Tech 10-4 in Friday’s winner-take-all Game 3 to clinch the program ...

For at least 60 years following the end of the Civil War, Jefferson City's Black citizens annually celebrated emancipation. They held picnics, barbecues, parades, dances, oratorical programs ...