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In the event of a nuclear attack on the United States of America, several Texas cities are at the top of the list ... including El Paso.

As the world continues to grow technologically, the Lone Star State is keeping up with the times.

Ever wonder what kind of show you can put on with 1,500 drones and a lot of night sky? Take a look ...

Artificial intelligence, (AI), is a hot topic these days. Could it soon be teaching in El Paso classrooms? It already is in Austin and other parts of Texas.

I hope the Walmart overlords in Texas are reading this. Self checkout sucks, doesn't speed things up all that much and can actually cause other problems.

El Paso, Texas is surrounded by a number of smaller towns and communities. Can you tell, from these satellite images, which is which?

No one likes sitting in traffic so, one Texas city is looking at flying folks over it. Yep, that's the plan. The city of Plano, about 20 miles north of Dallas, can't figure out how to get through or around traffic congestion so they're trying to bring in some super, high tech gondolas...

Wow, this is WILD. This could be a viable solution for both stores and customers as we navigate a current environment of labor shortages and higher food prices.

If you haven't heard the news yet, as of Wednesday, May 11, 2022 Instagram’s parent company, Meta, has removed the ability to use some of their filters for those living in Texas.

A new phone app will send you an alert if you have been near someone who tested positive for COVID 19.

It seems Facebook has issued a new directive regarding music videos, basically banning them from the hugely popular social platform completely.

"Hey Siri, do I have COVID-19?" iPhone users are now able to ask their phones if they have coronavirus.