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Trace Adkins says his mom mostly just writes letter to citizens with untidy lawns, but now and again, she gets to handle sentencing for minor crimes.

Netflix recently dropped Season 2 of 'Ransom Canyon,' but the show's loyal fans are already wondering what's next for the series.

A new trailer for 'Lioness' Season 3 reveals who Joe's team will be fighting, and why her family could be at risk.

A Texas Lottery player has just days left to claim a $1 million Powerball prize before the winning ticket expires this week.

Lainey Wilson once wrote a song as a pure joke — and her own team came back telling her it was one of the best things she'd ever done.

The story behind the title is a lot different than most people realize.

In a new interview, Jase and Willie Robertson recall their dad Phil's fiery reaction after 'Duck Dynasty' producers edited his mention of Jesus' name out of an onscreen prayer.

Five flags, multiple cultures, one design — a MacArthur High School student just earned a spot on every piece of promotional material for the 2026 Lawton International Festival.

A country artist who leans left in a right-leaning genre says the threats come pretty regularly — but one message stopped him cold in a way the others never did.

Megan Moroney just casually signed the entire alphabet in about four seconds — and nobody even knew she could do that until now.

'Now just taking stool softeners, which is giving me an urge to go to my mom's assisted living facility and play bingo with the gals,' Larry joked.

She sounds just like her mom.

Musgraves hasn't said anything about why the shows were canceled.

Staten Kirkland and Quinn O'Grady have become a beloved TV couple over the course of the first two seasons of 'Ransom Canyon.'

For some country stars, living with chronic illness is just one of the facts of life.

Did you ever hear the story of the man that went into a Wichita Falls hospital to have his bladder removed? Then when he woke up. He was missing a lot more.

This week's fugitives are facing charges of possession of a controlled substance, abandoning/endangering a child, unauthorized use of a vehicle, and more.

A group of teenagers spent the past week learning to act, sing, build sets, and play strings - and Saturday night they're putting it all on one stage.