Political

Texas is shaking things up with new laws that could surprise even the most careful residents. Let’s break down what you need to know.

Churches have always felt like a sanctuary, but recent events are shifting that sense of safety. Let’s talk about what’s being done to change the narrative.

Imagine walking into a classroom and seeing the Ten Commandments hanging on the wall. Texas is about to make that a reality.

A happy employee is a good employee and it's rare to find a boss in the lone star state that won't let you have a minute to hit the bathroom or go have lunch. There are some that won't though and there isn't really any way to make them.

A sudden shutdown leaves dreams in limbo for many in our community. The ripple effects of this funding cut are hitting hard, let's talk about it.

SmartAsset just released its 2025 roundup list of the best housing markets in the United States of America and a small Texas city on the border snagged the #1 spot.

This recent Supreme Court ruling isn't just about age checks, it's a stand against the darker side of the internet.

Laws change over time, but some clearly outdated laws are still be enforced in Texas.

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

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

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.