Some people never get tired of losing — former Democratic presidential candidate Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke is proof of that. He failed in his bid to unseat Texas Republican Sen. Ted Cruz, before failing to secure the Democratic n...
Brothers Rescue Police Officer During Violent Altercation
Two brothers saved a police officer in San Antonio, Texas, on Saturday as he tried to restrain a suspect during a traffic stop.
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Cat Euthanized by Mistake During Routine Visit to Vet for Check-Up
Every day, veterinarians interact with people’s furry friends without incident — and in most cases, the pets are better for it. Diseases are diagnosed, life-saving vaccinations are given and potential health issues are spotted. But for as l...
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City of San Antonio Has Spent Over $300K Just To Keep Chick-fil-A Out of Airport – Report
The city of San Antonio has spent over $300,000 in legal fees since the City Council voted last March to prevent Chick-fil-A from opening a restaurant in the San Antonio International Airport. According to KENS-TV, the city has spent at least $315,880 ...
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Church Shooting Hero Jack Wilson: ‘Without the Second Amendment, You Will Lose All of Your Rights’
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) released a video on Sunday featuring an exclusive interview with Texas church hero as Jack Wilson, who took down an active shooter at the West Freeway Church of Christ in White Settlement, Texas, on December 29, 2019.
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‘Killer Nurse’ Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murder of Baby Boy
A former nurse who allegedly murdered dozens of children plead guilty Thursday in San Antonio, Texas, for murdering a baby boy in 1981 and was sentenced to life in prison.
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Is This Tiny Texas House Race a Sign of Things to Come in November?
Beto O’Rourke is livestreaming again. Joe Biden and Julián Castro are making their presence felt. Mike Bloomberg has knocked on doors and outside groups are running TV attack ads. On the brink of 2020’s first big contest, it all screams hig...
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Bellaire High School Student Shot, Gunman at Large
A student at Bellaire High School, Houston, Texas, was shot and rushed to a hospital and police are searching for the suspect.
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Texas Governor Shuts His State Down to Refugees
In the battle over America’s borders, Vermont is asking the federal government for more refugees while Texas is demanding that Washington fix a flawed immigration system before it opens its doors again. Last year, President Donald Trump issued an...
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Texas Bishops Oppose Governor’s Curb on Refugee Settlement
A number of Catholic bishops in Texas have criticized a decision by Governor Greg Abbott to place a moratorium on refugee settlements in the state, urging the Catholic governor to rethink his position.
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Trump Administration Wants Supreme Court To Stay Away from Obamacare for Now
The Trump administration wants the Supreme Court to hold off on any rulings regarding the Affordable Care Act while lower court challenges continue. Though it continues to believe that Obamacare should be dismantled, the administration is wary of attem...
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Winter Storm Blankets U.S., Cancels Thousands of Flights
A winter storm is blanketing parts of the U.S., causing snowfall in parts of North Texas and thousands of flights to be canceled at Chicago's two main airports.
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Officials: 7 Confirmed Dead in Severe Storms, Toll May Rise
Authorities say at least seven people have died as severe storms sweep across parts of the U.S. South, bringing high winds and unrelenting rain. The National Weather Service in Birmingham, Alabama, said Saturday via Twitter that three people have been ...
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There’s So Much More at Stake in 2020 Than Just the Presidency – and Democrats Know It
The reins of political power in the U.S. for the next decade could be determined in this year’s elections — not necessarily by who wins the presidency, but by thousands of lower-profile contests for state legislative seats across the countr...
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott First in U.S. to Halt Refugee Flow into His State
Texas Governor Greg Abbott (R) is the first governor in the United States to halt refugee resettlement in his state, a move that comes as the state has been inundated over the last three decades with mass immigration.
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Court Permits Private Group to Resume Building US-Mexico Border Wall
Multiple victories for wall project on same day
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Somali Islamic Leader Accused of Sexually Assaulting Four U.S. Children
A Somali national who serves as an Islamic religious leader in Houston, Texas, has been accused of sexually assaulting four children in the United States since 2013.
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Sheriff Offers Free CCW Classes So Churches Can Shoot Back
The sheriff in Butler County, Ohio, is offering free concealed carry weapons courses so churches can form a security team and shoot back, as did the church that was attacked in Texas.
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TX Church Shooter Had History of Getting Angry with Church over Charity
When the gunman in White Settlement, Texas, entered the West Freeway Church of Christ, he was in disguise. There was a reason: Some of the people in the congregation likely knew him. Keith Thomas Kinnunen, 43, was shot dead by a volunteer church securi...
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Woman Says God Led Her To Help Homeless Man. Then He Turned Out To Be the Love of Her Life
A Texas woman says that when she read a story about a homeless artist nearly 18 years ago, she felt God lead her to reach out. Because she followed that prompting, both of their lives completely changed. Peggy Pasko told the San Antonio Express-News th...
