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Do you have a deep love for Whataburger? Many Texans do. We have pride in our burgers like we do in our hats, cattle and boots.

January is almost over, and it's probably a good time to start looking into summer plans.

If you're getting a little tired of eating chicken breasts, drumsticks, and wings, there's a new option from the same bird. When you find out what part of the chicken some folks are eating, you might flip a feather.

We're buying everything else online, so why not a house too? The market for tiny homes in Texas keeps growing, and the easiest way to get one is to buy it online and have it shipped right to your door. Or perhaps to your empty plat of land.

Dr. Pepper is a tried and true Texas original and a favorite of many across the country. Now the company wants to be The Official Soft Drink of Texas and you could help make that happen.

Texans who smoke will spend over a million dollars in a lifetime on the habit.

Non-smokers are richer than they thought!

This is catching on everywhere, and we'll be seeing more of it in 2019. Fake police officers like "Constable Scarecrow," that are cardboard cutouts made to look like real officers with radar guns.

If we're inside an office all day, odds are that we're going to be safe and not have to worry too much about getting injured (or worse). But some of our neighbors in Texas are risking their lives by going to work at dangerous jobs every day, and it's not just the just the obvious one…

Parents may mean well by passing the sign-up sheet around the office and posting about their child's cookie sales on social media, but there's one big reason why Girl Scout Cookies should be sold by the girls and not the parents.

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

Black-eyed peas are a good luck food that many people eat on New Year's Day, and if you make this dip you can keep the string of luck going for a week or more. With the help of Fritos, which makes it an even bigger win.

At your Christmas gathering this weekend you might not be able to tell that's a can of beer or a can of wine in that koozie.

Canned wine is becoming a thing, and it's so Texas.