Politics

Former President Donald Trump has scheduled his first 2024 campaign rally in Waco next Saturday, March 25, 2023.  

Biden said he is going to ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines "come hell or high water."

Abilene Police Chief Marcus Dudley has submitted his resignation after serving the city for two years.

Fauci knew as early as March of 2020 that Coronavirus leaked from a lab in Wuhan, China. He spent the next three years lying about it.

AUSTIN, TX — Senate Bill 434 proposes to modify the “burden of proof in a suit or administrative proceeding to establish that an area is subject to the public beach easement.” Sounds like legalese, but three former Texas Land Commissioners argued that should this bill become law, Texans who traditionally enjoyed unfettered access to public beaches from McFadden Beach near Port Arthur to South Padre Island will need to have an attorney accompany them in case trespassing charges are filed against them.

Pfluger’s bill will help bring down energy costs for American families by striking the tax on natural gas production imposed by President Biden.

The memo identifies certain individuals as “radical-traditionalist Catholic[s]”... and their fidelity to certain traditional views on sex and marriage, which the FBI memorandum identifies as “anti-LGBTQ.” 

Pfluger reintroduced a bill to prevent the ESA from being used as a weapon against America’s critical agriculture and energy industries. The bill is supported by the Texas Farm Bureau, Permian Basin Petroleum Association, and Plains Cotton Growers, Inc.

The three incumbent council representatives filed for reelection and SMD-3 councilman Harry Thomas drew a challenger.  

Friday is the last day to file for a place on the May 6, 2023 ballot for San Angelo City Council.  

The state of our state has never been more exceptional.

BIG SPRING, TX — The former mayor of Big Spring has initiated legal action under the Texas Heartbeat Law against four individuals he suspects are performing or facilitating abortions in Texas. Shannon Thomason filed a civil Rule 202 petition with the 118th District Court in Howard County, Texas this past summer.