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It's not your typical home run contest. The setup in Clyde this summer rewards more than just raw power, and that changes everything for younger players.

Abilene is about to host one of the biggest law enforcement canine competitions in the country, and it's happening right here at a familiar local sports complex.

Hippie Hollow has been a Lake Travis landmark for decades — and it remains the only officially recognized clothing-optional public park in the entire state.

Saturday's cookout at Lone Star Power Sports South is the kind of free afternoon that doesn't ask anything of you — just show up hungry.

There's a delivery driver job opening in the Big Country that comes with a fifteen hundred dollar sign-on bonus — and most of the work happens out on the road, not behind a desk.

Sam Neill spent decades making dinosaurs feel real on screen. Turns out, Texas has been hiding the genuine article all along — right underfoot.

Local law enforcement officers will be trading in their badges for aprons at Texas Roadhouse in Abilene this Thursday — all for a cause that hits close to home.

There's a festival near Abilene that started as a way to honor one man's love of Texas Red dirt music, and it's grown into something the whole Big Country shows up for.

Lane Bricker didn't grow up chasing a music career, he almost missed it entirely. One nudge from a friend in college changed everything.

Not every business story is about growth charts and market share — sometimes it's just about knowing your community and showing up when people are ready to build something.

Florida has won this thing three times running. Now Texas is stepping up with a black Highway Patrol cruiser, an orange lone star outline, and a shot in front of the Alamo.

Five years in, Rebel Fest has grown from a gathering of friends into something much bigger — and this year's lineup might be the strongest one yet.

Roscoe just wants a lap to rest his head on and maybe a belly rub or two. He's been waiting at The PARC longer than he should have to.

Somewhere between an 11-mile cruise and a 100K push through Buffalo Gap, riders are raising money for something a lot of people quietly depend on.

From a free two-mile walk in July to a Christmas ball in Snyder in December, West Texas Rehab is giving the region plenty of chances to show up for its neighbors.

Turns out you don't have to pack a bag or fill up the gas tank to feel like you actually got away for a bit — Abilene's got more going on than most people realize.

Purple Heart Day honors America’s wounded and fallen service members, including two deeply personal stories from my own Texas family.

Abilene's Fourth of July looked a little different this year — the police department had eyes in the sky, and the internet had a lot of feelings about it.

Most men dealing with depression or anxiety don't look sad — they look busy, irritable, or just checked out. That difference matters more than people realize.

Eighty-mile-an-hour winds will move a trampoline a lot farther than you'd expect. Abilene found that out the hard way last night.

Abilene skipped the official fireworks show this Fourth of July — but nobody told the neighborhoods.

That little button on your dashboard with the looping arrow inside a car outline, turns out most people have no idea what it actually does.

With temps near 100 and no rain in sight, this Fourth of July in the Big Country comes with some real fine print worth knowing about.

Zebra mussels can hitch a ride on your boat hull without you ever knowing, and once they reach a new lake, there's no going back.

Not every corner of Texas looks like Texas, and some of these state parks are the proof.

Road rage, drunk driving, distracted driving, three things to be aware of on Texas roads this Fourth of July. Worth knowing before the long weekend hits. Make sure you buckle up, slow down, and drive safe.

San Marcos is making headlines as the first Texas city to restrict new data centers, sparking a conversation about sustainability and community impact.

Fireworks, family fun, and friendly competition are on the agenda this July 4th. The Big Country is gearing up for a memorable celebration.

This Fourth of July, Abilene is not just celebrating America’s birthday but also a beloved band that's been uniting folks for fifty years.

Picture this: riders of all kinds rolling through the scenic Big Country, all while supporting a vital local healthcare mission.

Get ready for a fun-filled Fourth of July! Clyde's Festival by the Lake promises great music, tasty food, and a dazzling fireworks display.

From wave pools to zip lines, this park has a little something for everyone. Families are in for a treat this summer!

Picture this: sunny skies, the latest ATVs on display, and a chance to gear up for your next adventure.

As we reflect on PTSD Awareness Day, it’s a moment to honor the strength hidden behind our veterans' challenges.

As search teams look high and low for Gracie the giraffe, her humorous online fame keeps growing. How did this tall tale unfold?

The passion for Texas music runs deep here. Recently, our local radio stirred up some excitement by asking listeners to share their top Red Dirt artists.