solar eclipse

The best place to see the total solar eclipse is also really close to us here in East Texas

As the solar eclipse draws closer and closer, many in Texas are wondering what to prepare for and how to do so.

Preparations are underway for a momentous celestial event.

With the upcoming total solar eclipse, Bell County in Texas is preparing for the influx of Texans coming to the area.

Buc-ee's Totality Over Texas is providing free solar eclipse viewers and materials to Texas public schools through the Houston Museum of Natural Science

One airline is set to offer a way for passengers to see the upcoming solar eclipse in perhaps the best way.

Find out how the 2024 Texas solar eclipse promises a longer spectacle closer to major cities, attracting record crowds and causing traffic snarls.

An eclipse like this only happens once every twenty years, and it will be viewable in Texas Sunday; partially anyway. A solar eclipse is when the moon blocks out the sun for a time, and leaves a ring of fire around its circumference. The sky gets a little spooky-looking for a bit and then the moon and sun part like a good Dancing with the Stars release move, and life goes back to normal. Spots li