Political

Looks like some of you are going to have to show your real faces as long as this law is in effect.

One of the most talked about cases in American history started right here in North Texas and the original courtroom is now just a living area.

Glad to see the shipping delays and loss of product were all worth it.

Masks have been mandatory for awhile now aboard public transportation, but that is coming to close for our area if you plan on taking a flight.

We have heard about trucker protests going on throughout the country and it looks like they have hit Texas. However, this one has nothing to do with Covid vaccine requirements.

Adapt or die they always say, but should we be doing away with tornado sirens entirely?

A big story today in The Associated Press is about the rejected mail in ballots in Texas for the most recent election. I decided to reach out to our surrounding counties and see how many we contributed.

Back in the day, I am sure these laws served some sort of a purpose. I have no idea why they're still on the books.

A new bill in Oklahoma would get very interesting if it were to pass in the state.

I thought we were done with these things and today I am learning some cities still have them in use.

I was so confused by this story at first, but now I love it.

Dallas is considering a ban on the sale of puppies and kittens in stores. I had no idea that nine Texas cities have already done this.