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New Teacher Misconduct Reporting Law Closes ‘Pass the Trash’ Loopholes
The measure passed the Texas Legislature and awaits the governor’s signature.
Could the Senate Make The Reconciliation Bill “Better”…For Change?
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Congressman Brandon Gill represents the 26th congressional DISTRICT IN THE...
Don’t Be An Idiot
Our property taxes will only go down when our local engagement goes up.
6.20.2025: Comptroller race rattled
Hancock Leaves Senate, With Appointment Set to Upset Comptroller Race… Shake Up for TLR After Political...
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6/19/25 A Disastrous Session for TLR
- Texans for Lawsuit Reform Shakes Up Leadership After Disastrous Legislative Session - Abbott Backs Kelly Hancock as He Steps Into Comptroller Office - KP George Switches Parties as Legal Troubles Mount in Fort Bend County
Austin ISD To Reduce Headquarters Staff by Over 20 Percent
Austin Independent School District is moving forward with several changes aimed at improving the district’s financial outlook. According to KVUE, Superintendent Matias Segura sent an email to parents on Wednesday outlining district plans to “reorganize” the central...
Drug Prevention Groups, Sheriff’s Association Urge Gov. Abbott to Sign THC Ban
A coalition of drug prevention organizations and the Sheriff’s Association of Texas have sent a letter to Gov. Greg Abbott urging him to sign legislation banning THC as the deadline for the governor to veto legislation approaches. In the letter, the groups argue that...
Another Texas Teacher, Coach Arrested for Sexual Relationship With Student
A teacher and coach in Medina Independent School District is accused of having a sexual relationship with a student. Bradley Thomas Love, 26, was arrested and charged with improper relationship between educator and student, a second-degree felony punishable by 2 to 20...
Abbott Backs Kelly Hancock as He Steps Into Comptroller Office
State Sen. Kelly Hancock has officially entered the race for Texas Comptroller with the backing of Gov. Greg Abbott, resigning from the Senate and being sworn in as chief clerk of the agency by outgoing Comptroller Glenn Hegar. The move is designed to sidestep a 2002...
Texans for Lawsuit Reform Shakes up Leadership After Disastrous Legislative Session
Texans for Lawsuit Reform, the once-powerful and well-funded tort reform group that has long played a major role in state politics, is undergoing internal leadership changes after a legislative session widely seen as a failure for the organization’s agenda. In a press...
KP George Switches Parties as Legal Troubles Mount in Fort Bend County
Fort Bend County Judge KP George has switched from the Democrat Party to the Republican Party amid legal scrutiny and felony charges, prompting critics to question whether the move is motivated by mere political expedience. George officially announced his departure...
Latest Round Of Terrorist Democrat Riots
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: AJ Rice is the CEO of Publius Public Relations. He is the Editor-in-Chief of the Publius National Post. And he is an Amazon #1 bestselling author. His new book is called The White Privilege Album, Bringing Racial Harmony to very fine...
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Are Police Officer Quotas Really Banned in Texas?
While state law bans quotas on tickets, it says nothing about quotas on traffic stops. Not much different, is it?