The beloved fast food chain, headquartered in San Antonio since 2009, will celebrate the milestone anniversary in August. SAN ANTONIO — Texas fast food staple Whataburger will be celebrating 75 years of business soon and is touting a mouth-watering deal to mark the milestone. The restaurant chain says National Whataburger Day will return Aug. 8. On … Read more
Authorities detained multiple people during two drug-related warrant operations on San Antonio’s west side. SAN ANTONIO — Multiple people were detained while authorities served two drug-related warrants on the west side of San Antonio Thursday afternoon. One warrant was served near Zarzamora and Culebra and the other was served in the 700 block of South … Read more
Houston police worked Wednesday afternoon to recover the remains of a fetus found in a drainage system. HOUSTON — Houston police said they’re investigating after a fetus was found in the drainage system on the city’s south side on Wednesday. Authorities said the discovery was made in a drainage system on El Mundo Street, which … Read more
Prescott’s pre-snap cadence where he says “here we go” became a viral social media moment. OXNARD, Calif. — Many aspects of Dak Prescott’s play has gone viral. Whether it be his pre-game hip whip warmup … or his pre-snap “here we go” cadence, the Dallas Cowboys quarterback catches the eyes (and ears) of everyone. In … Read more
Hogan clashed with some of his greatest rivals throughout the ’80s and ’90s across the Lone Star State. DALLAS — Hulk Hogan, who died Thursday morning at 71, had countless legendary rivalries in his prime in WWF. And many of those rivalries saw Hogan and his opponents clash in big arenas across Texas. Throughout the mid-’80s … Read more
Houston families are mourning unthinkable loss in Syria. HOUSTON — A 35-year-old American citizen was killed last week in southern Syria amid escalating sectarian violence targeting the Druze religious minority, the U.S. State Department confirmed. Hosam Saraya’s death has left his Houston-based family devastated and pleading for help as other American families also face tragic … Read more
Texas residents lead the nation in silencing emergency alerts, prompting concerns about missed critical notifications. AUSTIN, Texas — Every day, people receive a considerable amount of texts, calls, social media messages and push notifications on their phones. For many, the amount of alerts can become overwhelming, leading some people to mute their devices and potentially … Read more