TxDOT

2020 is definitely going out with a bang in East Texas in the weather department.

You've gotta slow it down in Bullard.

I gave the game a try and don't know if my score is considered good or not, but I did enjoy the experience.

Who said those digital message service boards along major Texas roads have to be boring?

TxDOT says since Nov. 7, 2000, at least one person has died on Texas roadways every single day. That's 66-thousand deaths, and many of them could have been prevented. There are at least five things we can do to bring this horrible streak to an end.

We hope your Labor Day weekend is full of fun football parties, road trips, and some good ole brisket smokin' in the back yard. And we hope it doesn't include a trip to jail. Doing this one stupid thing can land us behind bars this Labor Day weekend, and there's something simple we can do to prevent it.

We already know Texas has a rich history, but stories like these make you wonder what's still lying underneath.

Fixing computer glitch issues is proving more difficult than anticipated. Billing & related violations are being waived for now.

If you were billed and should not have been, contact your hometown toll agency to dispute your Pay by Mail invoice.

'Pokemon Go' came out of nowhere and in less than a week it's about to surpass Twitter in the number of active users on android! That's truly unbelievable for an app that was just released last Thursday!

The annual Click It or Ticket campaign starts soon, meaning officers will be focused on passing out tickets to those of us that head down the road without seat belts fastened. The dates cover Memorial Day - one of the busiest and most dangerous weekends to be out on the highway.