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The saying, don’t mess with Texas really should be don’t mess with Texas because you can find yourself in the weirdest predicament. I’m all about obeying the law and being a law-abiding citizen, but Kaylee Morgan's story is by far one of the silliest stories that’s happened here in the great state. I'M SORRY ITS A W...

It’s April showers and May flowers here in the great state of Texas which means the bluebonnets have bloomed, and Texans are ready to take pictures. Probably as long as you can remember Texans wait for the bluebonnets that usually pop up around March and sprout by the beginning of April Just to take photos with their family and the state flower. ...

In a time when all the bargain stores like Dollar General, Family Dollar, and Dollar Tree were upping their prices to $1.25 or more for their minimum prices and several items now priced way above that, you could always rely on this place to hold you down.

This could greatly impact the travel plans of eclipse enthusiasts attempting to return home.

I’m beginning to believe that a pandemic is possible, in the great state of Texas needs to prepare itself. According to The Horizon Sun, nearly 2,000,000 chickens have been affected by Bird Flu. Most chickens affected by the virus were located on farms in Texas and controlled by the largest egg producer in the United States. ...

As visitors begin to travel to the great state of Texas, it could all be for nothing. Two months ago, Texans were warned that over 1 million people would come and visit the state to get an opportunity to view the solar eclipse. Texans were warned to pack up plenty of food, Gas for their vehicles, and generators, if possible, and even make sure they have plenty of pet food for their animals... Read

This purple flower is actually a member of the mint family, and is known to have a ton of health benefits not only medicinally, but also nutritionally.

Even when your tailgate is locked, and additional safety measures are in place, a properly equipped team of two can still pull off the job in about one minute.

Heading to work this morning in Temple, Texas was greeted with a major delay and unforeseen detour as exit 301 on southbound Interstate 35 was closed without any advanced warning.

If you’re ready for it or not, Texas, the eclipse is on its way, and in my opinion, you should be a little worried about that. I can admit when I first heard about the solar eclipse I had become excited about it happening. Just like everyone else I bought the glasses, and scheduled certain errands and events around the set date for the eclipse, but now, as it gets closer to the actual date I find