Stryker

Eric is a simple guy that enjoys watching sports and playing video games. Eric was not born in Texas but got down here as fast as he could. He was born in Baltimore, Maryland, and he supports his hometown baseball team the Baltimore Orioles. He loves the Dallas Cowboys and hopefully he won't die of a heart attack watching them one day.

Watch Man Rescue Small Dog Stuck in Flooded Texas House

Looks like a group was going around rescuing folks stranded in their homes due to the Texas floods and someone left their dog behind in the house.

Watch Wichita Falls, Texas Girl Breaks Arcade Screen [VIDEO]

In another edition of, "THIS IS WHY WE CAN"T HAVE NICE THINGS IN WICHITA FALLS!"

We Found the Viral Woman Who Sits Behind the Dallas Stars Bench

If you tuned in to the Dallas Stars game seven on Sunday, you might have been a little distracted by this lady behind the bench.

How Hot Will Texas Get in the Summer of 2024?

Weather experts have their predictions for the upcoming summer months and get ready Texas.

Celebrate May the 4th at this Star Wars Themed Restaurant in North Texas

May the Fourth be with you this weekend and if you're wanting to nerd out. Here is somewhere to get some food.

These Are the Parts of Texas That Have the Most High School Dropouts

Turns out some parts of Texas have A LOT of folks that never got their diploma.

Does Galveston, Texas Actually Have the Dirtiest Beaches in the State?

A comment from Charles Barkley over the weekend is going viral. So we had to investigate.

A Sonic the Hedgehog Restaurant is Opening in Katy, Texas

Got to go fast to check this place out.

Texas Restaurant Claims to Have the Largest Cheese Stick in the State

Let me know if you have ever seen a bigger cheese stick, because I haven't.

Longtime Dallas Stars Fan Says His Legendary Sign is Banned for Playoffs

Hey Dallas Stars security, what in the hell are we doing?!

Here Are the Texas Counties With the Most Tornadoes

Are the counties that actually sit in Tornado Alley actually getting the most tornadoes in Texas? Let's see.

New Program Allows Texas College Students to Solve Cold Case Files

A new program is going into effect at one Texas University and college students could potentially help solve some cases.