K-pop supergroup BTS closed the first day of the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Festival with a high-energy performance at T-Mobile Arena on Friday, Sept. 18, delivering hits from their latest album, “Arirang.”
A Tennessee boy who started selling lemonade at age 9 has turned a homeschool entrepreneurship project into a business generating nearly half a million dollars in sales.
Big Tex returned to Fair Park Friday morning as the State Fair of Texas prepares to open for its 140th year next week.
Ed Sheeran is expected to resume his Loop Tour Saturday at Lincoln Financial Field after several supporting acts withdrew following the removal of rapper Macklemore from the tour over his pro-Palestinian remarks.
A new $7.8 million indoor athletic complex is under construction in South Lubbock and aims to provide year-round basketball and volleyball opportunities for athletes across West Texas.
Harris County commissioners approved a historic property tax increase Thursday as the county adopted a $3.1 billion budget amid a more than $180 million shortfall.
Texas voters who plan to cast mail-in ballots will follow the same process after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an effort from President Donald Trump’s administration to impose new restrictions on mail-in voting, local election officials said.
The Trump administration has awarded Texas $7.5 billion to reimburse the state for border security expenses incurred during Joe Biden’s presidency, ending a more than yearlong wait for the federal funds.
A San Antonio homeowner won a nearly three-year legal battle against her homeowners association after a Bexar County judge ordered the HOA and its president to pay more than $32,000 over a rental dispute.
North Korea rejected a resolution from the International Atomic Energy Agency calling for an end to its nuclear activities, saying the measure has no effect on its status as a nuclear weapons state, state media reported Saturday.