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Can you believe it's been 30 years since the Texas Lottery kicked off? So much has changed, but the thrill remains the same.

As inflation bites, the pressure on men to foot the bill for dates is sparking some unexpected conversations across our local diners.

According to the article, "Many Americans see themselves working past age 65 out of financial necessity, according to the Pew Charitable Trusts, with some people planning to never retire at all.

The penny may be headed for extinction. A new bill in Congress would end its production—and cash transactions would be rounded to the nearest nickel. Would you miss the smallest coin in your pocket?

Texas residents, you could win free groceries for a year from HEB, Whataburger rewards points, or even $100,000 from a Texas attorney. Find out how to enter these anniversary giveaways.

But hold onto your coin jars, because ditching the penny could cause a new problem.

One Million Americans Are Getting Surprise IRS Checks—There’s Still Time To Check If You are on the List.

Donald Trump has directed his Secretary of the US Treasury to stop minting pennies due to the amount of money it costs to make the coin versus its actual value.

Entrepreneurs From Austin To Jacksonville Have Benefitted From Showcasing Their Products On The Show.

You don't have to be in or from Texas to do this and, honestly, it may not work for everyone. For the most part though, it seems like pretty much anybody can either get or save money quickly.