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Spring Spotlight on San Antonio
Without a doubt, San Antonio is best known for The Alamo — the site where numerous Texans gave their lives during the Texas War of Independence. The city capitalizes on The Alamo’s popularity and offers numerous tours of the mission, as well as tours of …
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Trip Flip is Bigger in Texas
Tonight at 8|7c, Bert scours Denver on a search for the perfect couple to take on an all-expenses-paid trip to Austin, TX. Bert comes across Maxim and Rebecca, an adventurous, fun–loving couple in desperate need of a getaway. They quickly (and excitedly) agree to a …
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Only 2 Days Left to Win a Trip to Big Bend, TX!
Dreaming of a big vacation — filled with adventure, jaw-dropping views and luxurious downtime? Look no further than Big Bend, TX! That’s right: You and one lucky friend could win a trip for 2 to this amazing stretch of West Texas, where hidden canyons and …
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All-New Toy Hunter: Houston, The Toys Have Landed
Ladies and gentleman, this is your pilot speaking. Please make sure your seats and tray tables are in their full, upright and locked position. Houston, the toys have landed! And there are just too many of them in the state of Texas – but not …
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Tonight: Season Premiere of Ghost Adventures!
The guys are back tonight at 9|8c with an all-new episode of Ghost Adventures. Zak, Nick and Aaron make their return as the first and only investigators to visit the recently-closed Central Unit Prison in Sugar Land, TX. Our Haunted Destination of the Week, Central …
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Leap Year 2012: Top Travel Destinations to Take the Leap
by Amanda DiGiondomenico To celebrate that extra day we’ve been granted this leap year, many travel destinations — from Orlando to South Africa – are trying to make those extra 24 hours worth your while. Instead of wasting away your leap day, let these 5 …
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SXSW: News and Notes
Thousands of people converged at the Austin Convention Center for the second day of South by Southwest, one of the largest music festivals in the world. The popular festival runs from March 11 to 20, and it has something for everyone. Within the past few …
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Students Warned To Avoid Mexico for Spring Break
After an increase in Mexico’s drug violence, the Texas Department of Public Safety wants college students to rethink spring-break plans south of the border. Public Safety Director Steven McCraw encourage students to stay on the US side of Falcon Lake, a popular fishing and boating …












