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Illegal Aliens From Africa and the Middle East Encountered at Texas Border
Groups of special interest illegal aliens—who are considered potential national security threats—continue to enter Maverick County.
Investigation Finds Potential Donation Laundering on Democrat Platform
According to the attorney general’s office, foreign entities can dump donations into American politics with...
Houston ISD Assistant Principal Charged With Sexually Assaulting Former Student
A Houston Independent School District administrator has been charged with sexually assaulting a former...
Logic and Accuracy Tests Cleared Dallas County Voting Machines
Attorney General Ken Paxton reassured voters late Saturday that his office and the Secretary of State were investigating Dallas County’s voting machines and that "significant progress toward resolving all outstanding issues” had been made, despite claims to the...
Ag Commissioner Miller Signs Executive Order To Use Water From the Rio Grande
Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has signed an executive order allowing farmers and ranchers to use water from the Rio Grande. Miller’s executive order states that agriculture producers and irrigation districts will have immediate access to water from the Rio...
‘Fast Growing’ Waller ISD Wants $700 Million for 4 New Schools
School bonds on the November ballot would cost Waller property taxpayers more than a billion dollars with interest.
Gov. Abbott Challenges House Effort to Stop Execution, Asserts Sole Authority on Delays
Convicted of murdering his two-year old daughter in 2002, Robert Roberson was scheduled for execution last week.
Decision Texas, Houston, Local
Dan Simons & Sean Teare Face Off in Harris County DA Race
Both candidates told Texas Scorecard their vision for the future of the DA’s office.
Austin to Vote on Establishing Sex Offender ‘Buffer Zones’ Near Schools
The effort is sponsored by conservative City Councilmember Mackenzie Kelly.
Illegal Aliens From Africa and the Middle East Encountered at Texas Border
Groups of special interest illegal aliens—who are considered potential national security threats—continue to enter Maverick County.
Investigation Finds Potential Donation Laundering on Democrat Platform
According to the attorney general’s office, foreign entities can dump donations into American politics with...
Houston ISD Assistant Principal Charged With Sexually Assaulting Former Student
A Houston Independent School District administrator has been charged with sexually assaulting a former...
Logic and Accuracy Tests Cleared Dallas County Voting Machines
Attorney General Ken Paxton reassured voters late Saturday that his office and the Secretary of State were investigating Dallas County’s voting machines and that "significant progress toward resolving all outstanding issues” had been made, despite claims to the...
Ag Commissioner Miller Signs Executive Order To Use Water From the Rio Grande
Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller has signed an executive order allowing farmers and ranchers to use water from the Rio Grande. Miller’s executive order states that agriculture producers and irrigation districts will have immediate access to water from the Rio...
VIDEOS AND PODCASTS
Violent Illegal Aliens
Two illegal aliens have recently been taken into custody by ICE after having originally entered U.S. via Texas.
10/21/24 Early Voting Begins!
-Texans Head to the Polls -‘Fast Growing’ Waller ISD Wants $700 Million for 4 New Schools -Gov. Abbott...
The Show Behind The Show, Kamala Hates Christians Edition
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Chris and Sean discuss how tired they are of political ads, President Trump's...
10.21.2024: Deporting illegal aliens.
Voters Favor Deporting Illegal Aliens… Texas Law Tackling ESG Is Working… School Choice Could Ease Financial...
10/18/24 Doctor SUED for Gender Mutilation
-AG Paxton Sues North Texas Doctor for Illegally Providing Children Cross-sex Hormones -Poll: 67% of Voters...
COMMENTARY
Misleading Statements Abound As Amarillo Considers Further Outlawing Abortion on November 5
When citizens cast their final votes, one can only hope that their votes are cast based on accurate information and not misleading statements.
Y’All Answered: Subsidies for Hollywood?
Readers offer their insights and experiences.
Women’s March Calls for Community Canvas of Amarillo to Defeat Pro-life Ballot Measure
A Sanctuary City for the Unborn ordinance is on the ballot for Amarillo voters this November.
Women’s March: How A National Pro-Abortion Organization Is Targeting Amarillo
Women’s March Executive Director, Rachel O’Leary Carmona, has been a resident of Amarillo since 2021.