The Texas Rangers are celebrating their first playoff team in 1996. Plus, this year's menu includes some new items like a sombrero made of nachos and "Pig Cahuna."

Ahead of the Texas Rangers' home opener, Arlington has planted 18 trees in the Entertainment District as part of a sustainability effort for the World Cup. In Cleburne, the Railroaders had a party to introduce fans to a new logo and uniforms that aim to show off Cleburne's history.

The Texas Rangers opened on the road this year, but when they return to Globe Life Field this Friday, fans will see a new addition. The "one riot, one Ranger" statue taken down from Love Field in 2020 has now been set up in Arlington. Hear from both the club and law enforcement about the statue's significance.

Six Flags Over Texas has introduced some new food for the 2026 season. They've also renovated Southern Palace Theater with plans for more shows throughout the summer.

Tormenta should open in June, but Six Flags Over Texas is already looking ahead to world records including tallest dive and loop. Plus, you can learn about an Immelmann Inversion.

Six Flags Over Texas normally stays open year round but closed in January and February to work on improvements ahead of its 65th year. They're introducing new season passes for all parks in Texas and Oklahoma while

The North Texas World Cup Organizing Committee has commissioned a sculpture in Arlington as a long-term salute to the event's impact. In Dallas, the Perot Museum of Nature and Science has opened an exhibit to highlight the variety of jobs connected to soccer.

Frisco and Mansfield will host World Cup base camp and training centers. They will find out which teams will be coming after the European qualifiers later this month. The team coming to Frisco will train at Toyota Stadium; Mansfield is finishing construction on its stadium.

FC Dallas will pause the 2026 MLS season during the World Cup. The club hopes to go deeper into the playoffs this season while working on renovations at Toyota Stadium.

Drivers have been checking out the circuit through Arlington's Entertainment District. They've also been meeting fans at parties and events to help people learn about the sport and build excitement.