Political / Finance

Just who are the snowflakes? Spoiler alert, it's everybody.

Texas attorney general Ken Paxton is no stranger to controversy. He's the only attorney general to not sign a letter condemning the attacks on the Capitol Building.

Teachers in EPISD are being forced to return to school for face-to-face learning, including those that were given ADA exemptions.

New data in Texas shows that teachers who are teaching on campus have a higher rate of infection compared to the rest of their community.

Do you like alcohol-to-go? You're in luck. It might become a permanent reality in Texas.

It’s time for them to stand up and be recognized.

Unfortunately the events at the Capitol Building can't been seen as all that surprising. Just look at the incident that involved a Biden/Harris bus back before the election.

Episcopalian Bishop Rev. Michael Hunn reminds people of faith of one of the Ten Commandmants

After the civil unrest in Washington, D.C. yesterday, the Capitol police the FBI are looking for various individuals, including the Iced Earth guitarist.

Is this the beginning of a big spike caused by holiday celebrations? It's too soon to tell but the numbers don't look good.

$10 million has been made available to help small businesses in El Paso.

A proposed constitutional amendment seeks to set term limits for politicians. It's not the first of its kind but maybe this one will stick.