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So who is the Roosevelt Special at the Original Mexican Eats Cafe named for? It’s unclear.

At a time when Texas is booming with construction and traffic, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department is working to protect the most beautiful parts of the state from development. Six of those sites, located across the Lone Star State, are dedicated to the public and will open as state parks within the next 12-15 years.

The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department announces the future openings of six new state parks.

From quick city routes to challenging nature runs, the Lone Star State has it all.

Cinco de Mayo, Mayfest and some big names in the music world come to North Texas. There is a lot to do in Dallas-Fort Worth this weekend!

KKR is taking over the sponsor’s original debt in a fixed-rate deal. Affiliates of Harbor Group International have secured a $122 million refinancing loan for Alesio Urban Center in Irving, Texas.

Reginald Hurd maintains two rent houses in the Gilbert-Emory neighborhood, refusing to sell to developers who might build pricey townhomes, though he could...

Here, squat shotgun houses flecked with turquoise trim sit next to towering townhomes in trendy grays and whites. Sidewalks for new houses – and no sidewalks...

Between the nights of December 26 and 29, 1980, multiple, extraordinary events of the UFO kind occurred within Rendlesham

Here is this weeks fishing report for rivers, lakes and streams in Nevada, Northern California, Lake Tahoe and the Sierra. This report is for the week of Aug. 7-14.