Eclipse

This Waco, Texas Man Just Recreated the Solar Eclipse with a Frying Pan, and It’s Out of This World!

There's one vehicle in the Lone Star State that some shouldn't be on the day of the event, but why?

As the eclipse event draws closer and closer, Central Texas is still preparing for the moment.

While some of us may have not realized it, there were discussions about the upcoming eclipse many years ago.

While some think the Texas Power Grid won't be disrupted during the big solar event, it indeed will be.

Many continue to plan their eclipse experience weekend with camping trips, music and art festivals, and even quiet getaways to remote areas along the path of totality.

As the solar eclipse draws closer and closer, many in Texas are wondering what to prepare for and how to do so.

The time is getting closer and closer to the eclipse coming to Texas, well the eclipse is not necessarily coming to Texas but half of the world is in so many words. That’s right millions will be coming to the great state and hundreds of thousands will be smack dab in the middle of Central Texas, where I live. Hone...

If you're wanting to view the eclipse in Texas from a state park, there's one major catch.

As the great state of Texas gets prepared for the solar eclipse, it has brought a lot of conversation and excitement all over the state. From my understanding, this particular solar eclipse will be more visible than any eclipse that you’ve seen so far and that truly is exciting for Texans but here’s the thing, if you think it’s exciting in Texas that means other people think it’s exciting who don’