Veteran DJ and radio personality Lord Sear, a core member of the iconic 'Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Show,' has died at the age of 53.

Nicholas Reyes, an assistant math professor at UT Austin, organizes a fundraiser for the Texas Prison Education Initiative every year. The program helps students land on their feet when they get out ...

Nolan Arthur "Cowboy Slim" Rinehart, one of the earliest singing cowboys, was born March 11, 1912, in Comanche County, Texas.

Rice’s student-run radio, has been broadcasting its eclectic collection of albums from both lesser-known and prominent artists, since 1967. With a fondness for experimental and local acts, ktru often ...

Rodeo Austin returns March 13–28 at the Travis County Expo Center with ProRodeo events, concerts, carnival rides and more.

Podcasts have officially overtaken AM/FM talk radio as the more popular medium for spoken-word audio in the United States, according to Edison Research’s Share of Ear survey. The researchers have ...

A Texas Whataburger manager smashed an unruly customer with a trash can after the suspect allegedly berated staff, returned to the restaurant drunk and attacked the employee. A Texas Whataburger ...

Across the last two decades, Chipotle has emerged as a leader in the fast-casual space when it comes to one’s burrito fix, outlasting competitors such as Baja Fresh and growing far beyond brands such ...

Wildfire danger continued in Texas and shifted to additional regions, the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) said in a post shared to Facebook Saturday. Residents are urged to avoid ...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — A vendor from Texas at the West Palm Beach Gun Show was arrested for selling illegal bump stock devices, designed to transform semi-automatic firearms into rapid-firing ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. WQLN Radio is replacing several of its syndicated shows with local or less expensive programming as the Erie's public broadcaster ...

WQLN Radio is replacing several of its syndicated shows with local or less expensive programming as the Erie's public broadcaster continues to deal with federal funding cuts. The changes take effect ...