The beloved fast food chain is dropping the price of a Texas burger on March 2. On Sunday only, you can order the Hungr-Buster for $2 when using the DQ App at participating Texas restaurants.

Dairy Queen restaurants in Texas are celebrating Texas Independence Day Sunday, March 2, with a yummy $2 deal.

Dairy Queen confirmed 25 Texas locations closed last week, with many of the restaurants' contents now being auctioned off online.

More than two dozen Texas stores, including three in North Texas, recently closed and the contents went up for auction.

More than 20 Dairy Queens across Texas have closed, and the items inside the restaurants, including some in the Houston area, have hit the auction block.

Even after the closings, Texas will still be home to the most Dairy Queens out of all states. HOUSTON — More than two dozen Texas Dairy Queen restaurants are closing around the state, including some in the Houston area.

Dairy Queen locations across Texas are listed on an online auction site, which claims they are shutting down. Here's where and what we know so far.

A lawsuit filed by Project Lonestar Dairy Queen franchisee reveals details into what led to 25 Texas restaurants closing across the state.

The 25 closed Dairy Queen locations were owned by a single franchisee, whose reasons for the closures were not publicly disclosed. However, the restaurants' assets, including Blizzard ice cream machines, grills, seating and walk-in freezers, are being auctioned off on LocalAuctions.com.

Attention, Dairy Queen lovers! A significant shift is happening as 25 beloved DQ locations across Texas are closing their doors.

Dairy Queen on Sunday will offer a special deal to celebrate Texas Independence Day. The popular Texas chain also known as DQ will offer a $2 Hungr-Buster in an exclusive app deal at participating restaurants in the state.