The trial of a woman law enforcement alleges helped desecrate and dispose of the body of slain Ft. Hood Soldier Vanessa Guillen has been
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A Cedar Park Police Officer is back on duty this week after suffering a gun shot wound back in August.
Officer Nik Anderson was one
At least 16 gun control bills have already been filed for the upcoming Texas Legislative Session beginning in January, setting the stage for a
Austin is welcoming Tesla to East Austin, and now a sister company owned by Elon Musk may also be setting up shop. LA headquartered,
There was a big push by Texas democrats to secure victory and gain control of the Texas House of Representatives, which has eluded democrats
Austin area State Representatives Donna Howard, Gina Hinojosa, Celia Israel, and Eddie Rodriguez keep their seats in the State House of Representatives for another
Since the beginning of the pandemic, the Texas Workforce Commission has waived the requirement that people receiving unemployment benefits had to track that they
The billionaire New York Businessman and former Democratic Presidential contender Micheal Bloomberg is sending last minute financial support to the Biden Campaign in Texas
UT’s Board of Regents is putting its foot down on twitter, saying they stand by UT president Jay Hartzell’s decision to Keep the Eyes
Another day is underway in the confirmation hearing of Judge Amy Coney Barrett for the United States Supreme Court. Texas Senator John Cornyn, who
Travis County Judge Sam Biscoe decided against opting in on Governor Abbott’s order that allows bars to reopen today.
Due to Biscoe’s silence on the
The on-again, off-again issue of having more than one drop-off point for mail-in ballots in a county is off-again.
A federal judge ruled Friday, Texas
Both the Williamson and Bastrop County Judges are voicing their eagerness to reopen bars Wednesday, following Governor Greg Abbott’s announcement.
Don’t expect Williamson County to
With hospital rates down, Governor Abbott announces bars can re-open at 50% capacity starting October 14th. Entertainment businesses like amusement parks, movie theaters and
The Texas Supreme Court today has ruled against republicans who have been trying to overturn Governor Abbott’s order allowing six extra days for early
The Nasdaq stock exchange may one day call Texas home. Governor Greg Abbott says he’s in talks with Nasdaq about moving operations out of