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Dining out in Texas can get pricey, with the average cost per meal at $15 compared to $3.52 for dining in.

Every time we turn around things are costing Texans a lot more. We know that Texans are paying a lot for insurance. We have car insurance that keeps going up. We have home insurance too.

Whether you're hosting the party this year or just bringing a dish to share, and you're aiming for a Super Bowl spread packed with tasty options, we've got you covered. To make your choices easier, these analyzed results compile a ranking of Super Bowl dishes, ordered from Supreme to Low.

A win is a win, no matter how bizarre...

If you feel like your rent is way too high, you're not alone. 51% of Texans are "cost-burdened" by their rent, according to a new report.

The truth about being a Texan: breaking down stereotypes and misconceptions.

You might want to avoid moving there...

Here's a look at what we can likely expect when Texas gets invaded with this out-of-this-world new concept from McDonald's.

Well, this is embarrassing.

If you love Mexican food, this is the place to be in Texas.