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Texas Marks Grim Milestone: Execution of 600th Inmate in the Modern Era
On Thursday night, Texas executed its 600th inmate, Edward Busby, using lethal injection. This solidifies Texas’s position as the state ... Read more
Why Camp Mystic in Texas Won’t Be Reopening This Summer: What You Need to Know
Camp Mystic announced that it will not reopen this summer after withdrawing its application for an operating license. This decision ... Read more
ICE Re-Arrests El Gamal Family: What Happened After Judges Set Them Free?
A recent ruling by a Texas federal judge has brought some relief to an Egyptian family facing deportation. The family, ... Read more
Greg Abbott’s Bold Stand: What Texas Cities Need to Know About His Threats on ICE Policies
Texas Governor Greg Abbott is making waves by threatening to cut funding to Houston, Dallas, and Austin. He claims these ... Read more
Susan Ballabina: Sole Finalist for Texas A&M President – What This Means for the Future
On Monday, the Regents announced that Susan Ballabina is the sole finalist for the presidency of Texas A&M University. Currently, ... Read more
Watch: Inside the Events Leading to a Texas Man’s Tragic Shooting by Immigration Officer
The Texas Department of Public Safety recently released body camera footage from a tragic incident last year in South Padre ... Read more
Tony Gonzales Stands Firm: Refuses to Resign Amid Controversial Texts with Staffer
Representatives in Washington are buzzing about Rep. Tony Gonzales from San Antonio. Recently, explicit text messages surfaced between him and ... Read more
Unlocking the Future: How Texas GOP Senate Primary Impacts Down-Ballot Races
As Texas Republicans gear up for their Senate nominee selection this spring, the stakes are high. The chosen candidate will ... Read more
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Calls TSU Audit a ‘Deeply Disturbing’ Revelation: What You Need to Know
Texas Southern University (TSU) is in hot water over serious financial issues. A recent state audit shows the university has ... Read more
Impact of Texas Delegate Turnover: How Shifting Leadership Weakens the State’s Power in Congress
Texas is facing a significant shift in its congressional representation, with one-quarter of its delegation set to leave after this ... Read more
