Dallas Woman Leaves Her Car Running. Then a Police Officer Teaches Her a Lesson About Texas Traffic Laws

'You wanna know a fun fact?'

‘They’re Skimming’: Austin Business Owner Says You Should Only Go To American-Owned Gas Stations. Here’s Why

'It adds up.'

Fair Media Council Launches National Survey on News and Democracy

Texas residents invited to weigh in on how news shapes democracy today

CVS Health offering whooping cough vaccine to Texas residents as cases rise

Residents can receive a pertussis vaccine at MinuteClinic and CVS Pharmacy locations across the state

Sodexo’s Partnership with ETBU Empowers Student Voices and Campus Connection

ETBU and Sodexo hosted a dining event featuring student-submitted recipes inspired by Hispanic cuisine

Unparalleled Functional Aesthetics Center, LYV (Longevity, Youthfulness, Vitality), Opens in Tyler, Texas

Complimentary Launch Party November 18th will Feature EXOMIND— A Breakthrough Device for Mental Wellbeing

How Buffalo Wild Wings Became the Heart of Tarleton’s Evolving Campus

Restaurant becomes a gathering point where students, alumni, and residents share belonging and momentum

2 Children, Ages 4 And 13, Fatally Shot In Texas: Sheriff's Office

2 other kids, ages 8 and 9, were transported by Life Flight in critical condition, officials say.

Texas ended 2024 in debt

The state needed $10.8 billion to pay all of its bills

American Momentum Bank partners with eUnify

American Momentum Bank partners with eUnify to provide customizable association management software

Planet Fitness Texas Franchisees Donate $100K for Flood Relief

Donations to support emergency aid, mental health services and long-term recovery for impacted communities in the Texas Hill Country

Texas earns 81/100 in financial transparency, ranking 18 among 50 states

New report from Truth in Accounting reveals Texas’s strengths and weaknesses in fiscal reporting

Photos Show Devastation of Deadly Texas Flash Floods

At least 94 people are confirmed dead after a foot of rain caused the Guadalupe River in central Texas to rise quickly while people slept.

Authorities Wait To Address Questions About TX Floods As Search For Dead Goes On

More than 100 people are dead, including 27 campers and counselors at a century-old all-girls Christian summer camp in Texas Hill Country.

Death Toll In TX Floods Rises To 82; Sheriff Says 10 Campers Remain Missing

Gov. Greg Abbott said there were 41 people confirmed to be unaccounted for across the state and more could be missing.

Texas Divorcees Find Love Again in an Unexpected Place

When you move someplace new, it’s common to feel nervous or even anxious about meeting new people and having to develop a new routine.

Texas Man’s Advice for People Who are Considering Rightsizing

“Look For A Community That Is A Lot Bigger Than The Four Walls You Live In”

Evolve Med Spa Offers Pioneering Brain Stimulation to Treat Depression and Enhance Mental Health

Mention the phrase “Evolve with EXOMIND” to receive two complimentary treatments with the purchase of a package through July 31

American Momentum Bank appoints Casey Oldham to Board of Directors

Oldham brings with him more than 20 years of experience in the commercial real estate industry.

'Brave, Strong, Intelligent' Veteran Honored By Sister

Scott Francis Davis served 24 years in the Air Force, leading troops in Iraq and earning awards for his bravery and leadership.

The Institute for Hormonal Balance Offering Tech to Treat Depression

The Institute for Hormonal Balance Pioneering Brain Stimulation to Treat Depression and Optimize Mental Health

Juice Sold In TX Recalled, May Be Contaminated With Toxic Substance

​Thousands of bottles of apple juice are being recalled over concerns they may be contaminated with a toxin.

Tornado Warnings In TX, Another Round Of Severe Storms Expected

There were multiple tornado warnings overnight in Texas. Forecasters say another round of severe weather is possible Thursday.

Red, White & You: Honoring Texas's Military Heroes

Meet 5 military heroes whose contributions continue to inspire, and nominate a service member or veteran to be featured on Patch!

Heroes Who Serve: 5 First Responders Keeping Texas Safe

Patch and T-Mobile are spotlighting local EMTs, firefighters and police officers who are making a difference in their communities.

First Known Woman to Run Boston Marathon After Knee Replacement

Houston Marathoner: Nation's First Known Woman to Run Boston Marathon After Knee Replacement Surgery

New Tariffs: These 10 Products May Get Pricier In TX

Consumers in Minnesota can soften the financial hit expected from President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariffs by making some purchases now.

New Trump Tariffs And TX: What Products Could Cost More Locally?

Economists warn that the impact could be especially hard for everyday necessities.

42 TX Billionaires Are Among The Richest In The World: New Forbes List

Forty-two billionaires from Texas are part of a $16 trillion club.

TX Judge Shuts Down Network Of Abortion Clinics Deemed Illegal By AG

"Dr. Maria" was taken into custody last week in Waller County and faces charges of illegally performing an abortion—a second-degree felony.

Trump Signs Order Changing Election Rules: What That Means For TX

President Donald Trump on Tuesday signed a sweeping executive order overhauling elections, including a proof of citizenship requirement.

5 Texas Students Making The Lone Star State Proud

Patch and T-Mobile have teamed up to celebrate local star students making a big impact in their communities.

Trump To Sign Order Closing Dept. Of Education: See TX Impacts

About 18.3 percent of public school funding in Texas comes from the federal government.

These Texas Cities Top The List Of Fattest In America

A new WalletHub study ranks several Texas cities among the most overweight in the U.S.

Trump Proposal To Eliminate Federal Taxes At 150K: What It Means In TX

While specific details of the plan have not been released, Census Bureau data provides insight into the potential impact for Texans.

TX Midwife Arrested For Performing Illegal Abortions, AG Says

The arrest is reportedly the first of an abortion provider under Texas' 2022 abortion ban.

Texas To Close Border Jail As Illegal Crossings Plunge, Abbott Says

The jail opened in April of 2022 to process individuals arrested for border-related crimes in the region.​

Tariffs Proposed On Some Wine, Alcohol Products: What To Know In TX

President Trump threatened to impose a 200% tariff on European wine and champagne, which could steer Texans to domestic products.

$94M In Unclaimed Tax Refunds Await Thousands Of Texans

Taxpayers usually have three years to file and claim their tax refunds. The latest deadline is fast approaching.

$100K Doesn't Go As Far As You Think In TX, New Study Reveals

A new study by SEOSpace revealed how far a $100,000 salary will stretch in 2025 across all U.S. states.