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Federal Judge Extends Texas ESA Student Application Deadline Amid Muslim School Exclusion Allegations
On the day that applications were set to close, U.S. District Judge Alfred Bennett extended the application deadline for the Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA) school choice program to March 31. The original deadline for TEFA applications was Tuesday, March 17 at 11:59 p.m. × This page requires Javascript. Javascript is required for you to
O.H. Ivie, J.B. Thomas Give Up Three Sharelunkers
The final month of the 2026 Toyota ShareLunker program collection season is off to a roaring start with four Legacy Class entries submitted by anglers across the state. J.B. Thomas and O.H. Ivie in West Texas contributed two of those fish Sunday evening with the second double lunker day of the year. O.H. Ivie followed
Tips For Fishing Windy Texas Bays
Spring on the Texas coast doesn’t tiptoe in quietly. It barrels in on a stiff south wind that rattles marsh grass, stacks waves across the bays and makes many anglers think twice about launching the boat. Twenty-mile-per-hour winds are common this time of year, and stronger gusts aren’t unusual. And windy days are not easy
Nearly 4.5 Million Texans Participated in March Primaries, Democratic Voters Led With Turnout
Nearly 4.5 million votes were cast in Texas’ primaries on March 3, with Democratic voters accounting for more than 2.3 million of those — setting a record in the amount of votes cast in a Texas primary, and bearing a stronger showing from Democrats than Republicans. Texas’ 2026 primary election included over 800 statewide and
State Rep. Money’s ‘Sharia Free Texas’ House Caucus Grows to 38 Members
State Rep. Brent Money (R-Greenville) announced the formation of the Texas House “Sharia Free Texas” Caucus in a March 5 letter on social media, describing it as “an effort to counter the alarming rise of Sharia Law in the United States.” The letter defined “Sharia” as “the Islamic legal and ethical framework derived from the
State Senate Race MATched Election Machine Count Audit in Tarrant County Post-Election Hand Matter
At its March 10 meeting, the Tarrant County Commissioners Court requested clarification from Elections Administrator Clint Ludwig regarding the cause and costs connected with the state Senate District ( SD ) 9 runoff election in January. In order to boost the public’s trust in the electronic voting method that the county uses, the region Elections
As a possible Trump support looms, Cornyn Backs Changing Filibuster to Pass the Save America Act.
In response to President Donald Trump’s demand that the filibuster be done in the U.S. Senate and the possibility that Cornyn will receive an endorsement from the former in his campaign, it appears that Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX ) is now supporting changes in this regard. After the Republican primary’s discharge on March 3 between
14-Pound Monster Bass is Produced by Toledo Bend.
With its next Legacy Class entry into the 2026 Toyota ShareLunker plan set time, Toledo Bend Reservoir in East Texas was once more in the spotlight. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department’s ( TPWD ) efforts to grow bigger, better bass are anchored in the Toyota ShareLunker program. On a hunting trip on Wednesday evening,
ExxonMobil to redistribute in Texas as a result of rising oil prices as a result of the continuous Iran War
ExxonMobil announced that its board of directors had voted overwhelmingly to transfer the company’s authorized domicile from Texas to New Jersey. Among the comments made by Darren Woods, the company’s chairman and CEO, was that Texas had made a sizable efforts to welcome the business community. In doing so, it has created a regulatory and
De La Cruz and Castro weigh in on a South Texas family’s release from the immigration detention facility
Following their confinement in South Texas in February, a family of five with three boys who are accomplished mariachi performers who performed at the U.S. Capitol last year has been released from emigration detention. Congresswoman Monica De La Cruz (R-TX-15 ) made the announcement on March 9 that Antonio Gámez-Cuéllar, 18, was being detained by
According to new state law, five Texas school districts review the regular meditation period.
In accordance with a new state law, a few Texas public school districts have voted to adopt an extra prayer time during the day. × This site needs to be written in Javascript. For you to be able to read superior information, Javascript is necessary. Please make it available in your browser’s options. See the
Credit Bureaus Under Trump’s CFPB Are Making More Mistakes With Consumer Information.
Elizabeth Sheppard is skilled in resolving people’s economic mess. But for almost a year, the Colorado officer has been unable to resolve a glaring mistake on her own credit report. Due to a$ 240, 000 student loan debt she doesn’t owe, her credit score dropped almost 85 points. She repeatedly asked the government’s big three
