Carthage’s Texas Country Music Hall of Fame leads Texas Music History Trail marketing effort
It’s been more than 20 years in the making with roots deep in Panola County, but now Texas music lovers have a very visual link to venues highlighting the various… ...
Read MoreMachine Gun Kelly Ain’t Doing So Hot and He’s Talking About Slumming His Way to Texas
MGK told a crowd at Rodeo Houston that his “life’s in shambles” and the only thing that might be able to cheer him up is becoming an adoptive Texan. ...
Read MoreDaughters honor the history of Texas
On March 2, 1836, the Republic of Texas was born when Anglo Americans and Tejanos living in the Mexican colony of Texas declared independence.
On March 2, 1836, the Republic of Texas was born when Anglo Americans and Tejanos living in the Mexican colony of Texas declared independence. ...
TYLA Director Spotlight: Naomi Melchiorre
Editor’s Note: In this blog series, we are getting to know the members of the Texas Young Lawyers Association Board of Directors. TYLA, commonly called the “public service arm” of… ...
Read MoreCalifornia Reparations Board Seeks to Resurrect 1860s Agency That Helped Freed Former Slaves
Meanwhile, let’s check in on the recent haps in the wokest state in America… First, as we recently reported, San Francisco is poised to hand out $5 million in pretend… ...
Read MoreAndrew McCarthy Lays Out What a Turkey the ‘Nakedly Political’ Case Is Against Trump
There’s been a lot of reaction about the possible indictment of President Donald Trump, although his spokesperson says there has not been any formal notification of an arrest, and Manhattan… ...
Read MoreCalifornia School District Exposed for Secretly Transitioning Students Without Parents Knowledge or Consent
Here’s another story progressives claim isn’t happening. Another school district has been caught helping children suffering from gender dysphoria “transition” to the opposite sex. Amid a national backlash against the… ...
Read MoreAs TikTok’s (and China’s) Influence Continues to Rise, Silicon Valley Starts Fighting Back
Despite the warnings from security experts, the government, and seemingly everyone in between, the viral social media and video app TikTok has continued to grow at a wild pace in… ...
Read MoreRachel Dolezal Attends Katie Hobbs’ Hair Discrimination Ban Executive Order Signing
On Friday, Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed an executive order banning racial discrimination by state employees and contractors based on a person’s hair. Among the people invited were officials from… ...
Read MoreWATCH: Chinese Nationals Encountered by Fox News Crew at Southern Border
We’ve been covering the ongoing crisis at the southern border extensively at RedState. A sampling of that coverage from just the past week: Chaos at the Border: Massive Crowd of… ...
Read MoreElizabeth Warren Calls for More Regulations to Kill Small Banks, Hurt Taxpayers
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren has been one of the loudest voices on banking regulations, and the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank has given her a renewed opportunity to pitch her… ...
Read MoreFormer Indiana Coach Hysterically Mocks Kamala’s Cringe Basketball Speech
He’s a former player, an assistant coach, a one-time interim head coach for the Indiana University Hoosiers, a former head coach at Bowling Green State University, and now a radio… ...
Read MoreNot So Fast on That Trump Indictment – It’s Not a Done Deal Yet
As I noted earlier in my story about Andrew McCarthy’s take on the alleged Trump indictment, the Manhattan DA has not yet confirmed that there is any indictment and the… ...
Read MoreMajor Development Occurs in Trump Arrest Saga, Identity of Surprise Witness Revealed
Is Trump getting arrested on Tuesday or not? Things seemed all but certain when the former president put out a post on Saturday affirmatively saying that was going to happen.… ...
Read MoreNOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn’t happen this week
A roundup of some of the most popular but completely untrue stories and visuals of the week. None of these are legit, even though they were shared widely on social media. The Associated Press checked them out. Here are the facts: ...
Read MoreA civil rights group wants an investigation into the death of a female soldier in Texas
AYESHA RASCOE, HOST: The nation’s largest Latino civil rights organization is calling for an outside investigation into the death of a 21-year-old female soldier at Fort Hood in Texas. The… ...
Read MoreA civil rights group wants an investigation into the death of a female soldier in Texas
AYESHA RASCOE, HOST: The nation’s largest Latino civil rights organization is calling for an outside investigation into the death of a 21-year-old female soldier at Fort Hood in Texas. The… ...
Read MoreTexas Supreme Court rules San Antonio Justice Charter will remain as one ballot item
The Texas Supreme Court ruled on Saturday that the San Antonio Justice Charter, also known as Proposition A, will remain as one ballot item in the May 6 municipal election.… ...
Read MoreReports: Texans trading WR Brandin Cooks to Cowboys
Cooks has spent the last three seasons in Houston. According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, the Texans get two draft picks in exchange. ...
Read MoreReport: Tunsil signs record-breaking deal with Texans
According to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport, the deal makes Tunsil the highest-paid tackle in NFL history. ...
Read MoreHoping to catch Texas Rangers’ Opening Day game? Here’s when you can buy tickets
The Rangers open their season at Globe Life Field on Thursday, March 30. ARLINGTON, Texas — Opening Day is upon us! With just over a week to go, Texas Rangers… ...
Read MoreDescendants of Charles Dickens and ‘Jacob Marley’ Meet-up 180 Years After Author Named Character in Christmas Carol
The family of Charles Dickens met the descendants of the real-life Jacob Marley Friday—180 years to the day that the author decided to immortalize him in ‘A Christmas Carol’. Mark Dickens and Lucinda Hawksley from the Dickens family met Christopher Marley, a relative of the late Dr. Miles Marley. Marley’s name was used by Dickens
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CRISPR Gene Editing Reverses ‘Permanent’ Vision Loss in Mice–Offering Hope for Retinitis Pigmentosa Patients
The ‘three blind mice’ of song could actually be seeing again after scientists restored vision in breakthrough research that could reverse the condition in people as well. The hereditary condition retinitis pigmentosa is one of the most common causes of blindness, affecting one in every 4,000 people. Now, researchers in China have used a genome-editing
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Football Fans on Delayed Train Ordered Beer Delivery with Just 60 Seconds to Spare at Next Station–WATCH the Hilarity
A group of English football fans were so thirsty while stuck on a delayed train that they ordered a beer delivery from Uber Eats mid-journey—and gambled on being able to collect it with exquisite timing upon arrival at the next station. Daniel Adams and Jordan Sullivan were on their way to watch West Ham play
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Top Strategies to Beat Snoring, According to New Poll of Sleepless Adults
52% of American adults either snore or have a partner who does, according to a new poll, and 72% of them have resorted to a host of tricks to try and silence the noise. The top strategies to beat snoring include using extra pillows and drinking water before bed – some even attest to putting
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State of Texas: Lawmakers battle over healthcare for transgender children
AUSTIN (Nexstar) — A bill that would ban gender-affirming care for transgender Texas minors brought dozens of supporters and opponents to the Capitol on Thursday, for a Senate State Affairs… ...
Read MoreSaving San Jose Cemetery I: Why the community is shouldering responsibility
AUSTIN (KXAN)— Joaquin Rodriguez just found recently found out where his father was buried in Austin. His father, along with other relatives of Rodriguez, rests in the San Jose I… ...
Read More80s to make quick return ahead of late week storms
AUSTIN (KXAN) — This last full day of winter certainly was chilly, but abundant afternoon sun pushed temperatures back up into the upper 50s and low 60s. Clouds will thicken… ...
Read MoreHealth insurance coding change impacting a breast reconstruction surgery; what it means for patients
Vanessa Vance said she is thinking about her family as she navigates her cancer risks. (Courtesy Vanessa Vance) AUSTIN (KXAN) — Vanessa Vance watched her mother and then aunt battle cancer. She… ...
Read MoreLonghorns, Cardinals expect physical game in NCAA women’s 2nd round
AUSTIN (KXAN) — When Louisville and Texas meet Monday in the second round of the NCAA women’s basketball tournament, the game the teams played against each other in November on… ...
Read MoreTxDOT: Nightly I-35 closures at U.S. Hwy. 183 begin Sunday, delays expected
AUSTIN (KXAN) – The Texas Department of Transportation said multiple parts of Interstate 35 would be closed at U.S. Hwy. 183 nightly, beginning Sunday evening. TxDOT said the closures would… ...
Read MoreWhy the Texas Longhorns players love playing for Rodney Terry
AUSTIN (KXAN) — This season has been a wild one for the Texas Longhorns men’s basketball team to say the least, and one thing that’s helping the players navigate it… ...
Read MoreAustin City Council could vote to bury power lines after February storm
AUSTIN (KXAN) — After the February ice storm led to millions of damaged trees and hundreds of thousands of Austinites without power, city officials could pursue burying power lines. Austin… ...
Read More3 of top 5 record-breaking days at Austin airport happened during 2023 SXSW
AUSTIN (KXAN) – On Sunday, the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport provided information on the number of passengers arriving and departing from the airport since the beginning of the 2023 South by… ...
Read MoreTransparency at the Texas Capitol: A bipartisan effort
To witness bipartisanship at the Texas Capitol, look to the lawmakers who are working to improve open government laws. Legislators from both political parties are igniting interest in transparency and… ...
Read MoreTransparency at the Texas Capitol: A bipartisan effort
To witness bipartisanship at the Texas Capitol, look to the lawmakers who are working to improve open government laws. Legislators from both political parties are igniting interest in transparency and… ...
Read MoreThere’s More To Texas State Gov’s Takeover Of Houston Schools Than Meets The Eye
This article is part of TPM Cafe, TPM’s home for opinion and news… This article is part of TPM Cafe, TPM’s home for opinion and news analysis. It was originally published at The… ...
Read MoreLeading SA: Director of UTSA’s Data Analytics Program talks about cybersecurity threats, TikTok
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio is Military City USA, so it could be looked at as Cybersecurity City USA. We have seen momentous upgrades in our cybersecurity career paths and… ...
Read MoreDriver who chased SUV, crashed into it on Loop 410 tried to take teen girl, BCSO says
SAN ANTONIO – A driver has been arrested for chasing another vehicle and ramming into it on Loop 410 before trying to take a 17-year-old in the backseat, according to… ...
Read MoreBCSO to increase patrol near Brennan, Southwest high schools due to recent drug, gun incidents
SAN ANTONIO – The Bexar Country Sheriff’s Office said it will increase deputy presence at Brennan and Southwest high schools due to recent drug and gun-related incidents. Starting Monday, parents… ...
Read More2 dogs die after being swarmed by hundreds of bees at South Texas home, report says
MCALLEN, Texas – A highly unusual bee attack claimed the lives of two pet dogs at a South Texas home late last week, according to a report from Valley Central.… ...
Read MoreMultiple drivers arrested, cars impounded in overnight street takeovers, SAPD chief says
SAN ANTONIO – San Antonio police arrested multiple drivers and seized guns and vehicles following a series of street takeovers overnight, according to Chief William McManus. SAPD said there were… ...
Read MoreThe first day of spring is Monday. Expect warmer-than-average temperatures for seasonal outlook
SAN ANTONIO – When we think of springtime, most people think of blossoming flowers, growing vegetation and colorful shades of diverse greenery. The old saying goes “April showers bring May… ...
Read MoreHaunting the Border
Editor’s Note: This is part of our coverage of South by South West (SXSW) 2023. By definition, the Texas borderlands are where one artificial nation bleeds—too often literally—into another. It’s… ...
Read MoreThe Life, Death, and Life of San Antonio’s Symphony
It’s chill and starless in downtown San Antonio on symphony night. Just past the Express-News offices and across from the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, I arrive at the… ...
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