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In a break from the disappointing atmosphere of national government and the political machine in Austin, I thought we’d take a break to spend a moment on one of the lighter parts...
After receiving copious feedback from residents at a May 2 public hearing, the San Antonio City Council approved a controversial master plan yesterday that would drastically change the area around the Alamo.
This week, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un continued with his threats of a U.S. invasion.
An Arlington area man is being praised as a “hero” by police for his role in a defensive shooting at a local sports-bar.
On Tuesday, May 2nd, at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center, the General Land Office (GLO), the Alamo Endowment, and the City of San Antonio hosted an event to have a public...
Preliminary renderings of the Alamo Plaza redesign spread like wildfire through the San Antonio community last week, sparking heated comments, strong criticism, and both far-fetched and well-thought out suggestions for the $450...
Recently an Oklahoman friend, who enjoys chiding me about my very vocal Texas pride, joked how ridiculous it would be if his Okie brethren exhibited the ludicrous amount of adoration and pride...
The Texas Legislature just completed the portion of it’s 2017 session where bills are introduced.
The Texas Senate has just named Chuck Norris an honorary Texan for his contributions to Texas culture.
An increasing number of towns in Texas are resisting urban encroachment by establishing municipal jurisdictions that prevent annexation by land-hungry neighbors.
If you’re from somewhere else, particularly west of El Paso or north of the Mason-Dixon Line, you may have noticed that Texans are a bit unique.
The stars over Texas got a little brighter on March 10th when Sam Houston IV went to join the many men and women who spent their lives making Texas the greatest place...
