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Are you up for an insane burger challenge? This monster is topped with fried eggs, bacon, and more, and a Tyler restaurant has the chance to stuff your face with it this weekend.

Over a hundred Texas museums will let active duty military members and their families in free this summer, and a Nacogdoches museum is on the list.

It's a huge multi-genre lineup!

The Stephen F. Austin basketball team is headed to Ireland! Wanna go? If you do, there's one big reason why you won't want to refer to the team as the "Jacks" while you're there. You could end up in the toilet.

Sending the kids to camps, pools, and arcades during the summer can get expensive, so we're going to help you find some free fun that will save you some money and keep them from getting bored too. First up, a chance for parents and kids to build a car together!

We have some great restaurants around East Texas, and if you had to pick one to be your home base every day for about a year and a half, which one would it be?

From Batman to ‘Jurassic Park,’ these are the greatest blockbusters to ever dominate the summer movie season.

Fidget Spinners caught on like crazy last year, but the newest trend in fiddling might turn out to be even bigger. Enter The Squishy! Co-workers may already have them, and parents may love them just as much as kids do.

Texas is so good at throwing a party. There are some killer festivals every year that have food as the central focus, and there might be none better than the Texas Blueberry Festival in Nacogdoches. And it's less than a month away.

Girls are going to be doing some barrel racing at a rodeo coming up later this week in Jacksonville. The road trip will take you about an hour, and you'll see saddle bronc and bull riding too.

Those toll booths around Texas will take a picture of your license plate and send you a bill in the mail, and apparently, they'll do it even if your vehicle is headed through backward while it's being towed. Can you get a toll bill even if there's no one in the vehicle? Yep.

It's a love-hate relationship with those little liquid nitrogen-soaked cereal balls that make you look like you have dragon's breath when you eat them. Kids love 'em and many parents, well...not so much! Because they're expensive.