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The baseball season is about to kick off and teams around the league are trying to sell new foods at their games.

The FBI and Texas Rangers have been called in to help the Dalhart Police find a man who has been missing for over a week.

It looks like the rain won't be going away and the Rangers will have to play another day.

Your browser does not support iframes. Last week Randy Rogers was a special guest on MLB Central, where he discussed everything from growing up a Rangers fan, an anniversary dinner with his wife that was interrupted by Nolan Ryan, and "skipping" a ceremonial first pitch at Wrigley Field...

Remember that recent study that said people in Arlington hate tourists more than any other city in America?

The Texas Rangers have a long tradition of outlandish ball park foods, but these new choices are surprising even the most hardcore fans.

There aren't many things greater than September in the MLB. This week's divisional showdown between the Houston Astros and Texas Rangers is no exception.

The Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus made a spectacular play Tuesday night. He did something that a Texas Ranger hasn't done in 15 years. He straight up stole home.

After the Rangers dropped the first game of the series against Alfredo Simon and the Detroit Tigers, the Rangers followed up with three straight wins to take the series. Colby Lewis got to 14 wins with a shout out victory on Friday night...

The Rangers had gone back to back with two power bats, and that left Elvis Andrus, who had a two-RBI single in the first inning at the plate. Elvis left the building when he launched one past the fence.

Joey Gallo went 3-for-4 with a home run and four RBIs in his Major League debut, leading the Rangers to a 15-2 dismantling of the Chicago White Sox.

It's almost like Josh Hamilton never left Arlington.