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Texas A&M travels to the Bayou this weekend to take on LSU, but not many experts are giving the away team much love. After the Aggies barely survived a game on the road against the Razorbacks, many ...

With over 80 state parks, historic sites and natural areas, there are plenty of sites to visit within the Texas State Park system. Most Texans know about the popular sites, such as Garner State Park, ...

The family of a man killed in the July 4 floods in Central Texas has sued the RV park where he and his wife were staying, alleging the campground’s owners knowingly placed its guests in an area that ...

Texas Comptroller, Kelly Hancock, details how the Port of Corpus Christi supports jobs, trade, and long-term economic growth across Texas. is your neighborhood reporter for North Beach, Downtown ...

Port San Antonio added $20 billion to the Texas economy last year, according to a new report from the state comptroller’s office that found the state’s 32 ports of entry accounted for more than $1 ...

When you think of Aggie greats over the last two decades, a familiar name that comes to mind is former wide receiver Ryan Swope. Graduating from A&M in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in university ...

PORT LAVACA, Texas — If you've dreamed of trading the hustle and bustle of city life for beachside sunsets, sea breezes and beautiful scenery, it may be more affordable than you think -- even if ...

They came with tents, campers and recreational vehicles hoping for a peaceful holiday weekend, but when the flood came and the Guadalupe River grew and scoured its banks, it was visitors to Kerr ...

The multi-group effort has led to one RV park on the verge of donating a leasing-office-turned home to a family who lost everything in the chaos. Mark Green resigns from Congress, further shrinking ...

KERRVILLE, Texas—Two decades ago, Hurricane Rita destroyed Keith and Karel Halbert’s house in Silsbee, Texas. They moved about 300 miles west to Texas Hill country, thinking it was safer ground. “That ...

Newly released aerial images show destruction at several locations in Central Texas, days after flash floods killed more than 130 people and left about 160 people missing. Many of the victims were in ...