Political

Laws change over time, but some clearly outdated laws are still be enforced in Texas.

Of all the 50 states, Texas ranks number 3 in terms of the amount of imports it brings in. Those things, of course, may be about to get really expensive thanks to the new tariffs.

The first amendment gives all citizens, in Texas or any other state, the right to "peacefully assemble". You have the most freedom if you hold your gathering in a public place ... a park, public sidewalk, public thoroughfares, outside government buildings, etc. Just don't block access to buildings or inhibit normal business/activity.

Texas lawmakers are considering a statewide ban on cell phone use in public schools to enhance student focus and improve mental health.

The newest steak to hit the market with some imported seafood from the new gulf has a lot of Texas talking this morning.

Gozos Ice Cream in El Paso is more than a dessert shop; it champions inclusivity and provides job opportunities for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

El Paso residents can settle fines without warrant or collection fees until March 8. Pay conveniently online or in-person.

If you’re into AI, software development, or silicon engineering, now might be a good time to dust off that resume!

Legislation is being proposed in Texas that would ban certain courses from being taught and radically change some aspects of financial aid and free speech on campus.

House Bill 4 brings enhanced data privacy rights for Texans online, reinforcing consumer protections and personal information control, effective January 2025.

Things took a turn yesterday after a congressional task force had their final meeting on the Trump assassination attempt in July. A Texas Representative was not backing down from the Acting Secret Service Director.

From watch parties to sleep deprivation, learn how Texans in Abilene coped with post-election fatigue.