Title 42 ends with migrants lined up and border cities braced for the unknown

EL PASO — As the clock ticked down to the end of a policy used to expel migrants from the U.S. nearly 3 million times over the past three years, the lines formed again on a patch of American soil between the Rio Grande and the border wall. Hundreds of migrants — men, women and children — stood in ra

WTF Food News: Miller High Life launches beer-infused gourmet chocolate truffles

Iconic beer brand Miller High Life is pandering to sweet-toothed fans with its newest collaboration: Miller High Life Bar Snack Truffles. Yep, we’re talking about beer-infused chocolates. The Molson Coors-owned brand has partnered with artisan chocolatier Phillip Ashley Rix to create the collection,

Texas' Fort Hood renamed to honor Hispanic 4-star general Richard Cavazos

Killeen’s troubled Fort Hood was renamed to Fort Cavazos Tuesday, honoring the Army’s first Hispanic four-star general. The base, located about 70 miles north of Austin, is one of nine U.S. Army installations being redesignated based on the Naming Commission’s 2022 recommendations to remove names, s

In dramatic vote, Texas House approves online sports betting measure

In dramatic fashion, the Texas House on Thursday gave final approval to legislation that would let voters decide whether to legalize online sports betting across the state. The proposal needed 100 votes to pass and got exactly that when the roll was first called.