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October 2, 2023

Laredo mayor on the fentanyl coming across the border

Laredo, Texas Mayor Dr. Victor Trevino on the increase of fentanyl coming across the border into his city

October 2, 2023

Support for Biden in border region crumbling as crisis benefits illegals over Americans: Texas' Mayra Flores

Mayra Flores, a former Republican congresswoman running to reclaim her old Texas seat, said President Biden's support is crumbling in the border regions.

October 2, 2023

Former Democrat offers advice for Texas mayor under fire for ditching Dem Party to join GOP

Republican New Jersey Rep. Jeff Van Drew, a former Democrat, shared his advice for Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson, who made a similar party switch last week.

October 1, 2023

At least 2 dead, 2 injured in Houston-area family dispute: report

Two of four people shot at a home in Harris County, Texas have died, the local sheriff says. It is believed the shooting stemmed from a family dispute.

October 1, 2023

Armed homeowner steps in after girlfriend's estranged husband allegedly breaks in: police

A neighbor of an Oklahoma couple who used a firearm to defend their home from an intruder, later identified as a resident's estranged husband, celebrated the state's gun laws.

October 1, 2023

Texas pastor explains the 'mystery of godliness' and the 'great love of God for man'

Jon Bell, senior pastor of Calvary Chapel in Flower Mound, Texas, discusses 1 Timothy 3:16 this Sunday. He explains how the verse is a sign of God's love for man.

September 30, 2023

Rep Chip Roy's 'simple' message to Republicans on border crisis is to 'put up or shut up'

Rep. Chip Roy, R-Texas, says liberals are waking up to the burgeoning border and illegal immigration crisis as the deluge becomes undeniable across the country.

September 30, 2023

Sinister connection to missing woman last seen leaving Texas bikini bar

Deundrea Ford, a 21-year-old mom of a young child who has been missing for over a week, was reportedly a witness in a capital murder case

September 30, 2023

Dallas mayor’s pivot from Democratic Party to GOP puts harsh spotlight on ‘crime-infested, liberal-run cities'

A spotlight was placed on crime in Democratic-run cities when Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson switched parties last week, as the longtime Democrat joined the GOP.

September 30, 2023

Judge dismisses discrimination lawsuit against Texas A&M, says professor who filed suit never applied for job

A judge dismissed a lawsuit alleging Texas A&M University's hiring practices racially discriminatory since the professor who complained never applied for a job.