If the vaccine is so important why do our government leaders and illegal aliens not have to take it? Currently, 13 states that are Democratic with high vaccination rates have the highest “case” rates (using a faulty PCR test), while Republican states are all doing better. How does this occur? […]
The Texas Office of the Attorney General announed an operation that resulted in the arrest of 38 fugitives wanted for gang-related offenses. In Bexar County (San Antonio), the Attorney General’s Austin Fugitive Apprehension Unit assisted the United States Marshals Lone Star Fugitive Task Force’s warrant initiative, named Operation Wash Out, from September 20-27. “These efforts focused on […]
As of October 17, 2021, 35 states require some form of identification when voting. 🔹In 20 of those states, photo identification is required with the remaining 15 requiring non-photo identification. 🔹Fifteen states and the District of Columbia do not typically require voters to present ID at the polls. […]
AUSTIN – Attorney General Ken Paxton today announced the formation of his 2021 Texas Election Integrity Unit. This is a concentrated effort to devote agency lawyers, investigators, support staff, and resources to ensuring this local election season—which begins with early voting today, Monday, October 18—is run transparently and securely. […]
Texas Governor Abbott’s Executive Order Protects Workers Forced Out Houston Methodist Hospital may have been bragging they were the first in the nation to force their employees to leave their jobs due the system’s forces COVID vaccine mandates, but their boasting could backfire. Former Houston Methodist employees, fired […]
“All employees of San Antonio ISD should know that they are not required to be vaccinated at this time and cannot be terminated for not being vaccinated,” a release from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton noted. “In the event that any SAISD employees are terminated, they should contact […]
The October 1991 Rampage Left 23 Dead, Dozens Injured in a Central Texas Restaurant Luby’s has been a popular Texas cafeteria chain first opened by Bob Luby in 1947 in San Antonio. The restaurant company, now based out of Houston, had been dealing with disappointing financial results long […]
He shot victim within 5 seconds of interacting with him On Friday, June 26, 2020, at approximately 9:45 a.m., Muhamed Pathe Bah entered a Texas Regional Bank on Sunshine Strip in Harlingen, Texas and made his way to a bank teller. Within five seconds, Bah pulled a pistol […]
Mejdi Mahmoud Abousaoui was sentenced to serve 25 years in state prison after pleading guilty to first-degree securities fraud. Abousaoui paid $210,454.70 in up-front restitution and was ordered to pay the remaining balance of $2,803,271.56 of outstanding restitution. Abousaoui was prosecuted in the 458th District Court for Fort […]
“I knew that the pandemic we were facing was not unprecedented.” “The last few months of my work on What Lies Beneath, Texas Pioneer Cemeteries and Graveyards were during the time of the Covid-19 pandemic,” wrote noted Texas author Cynthia Leal Massey. As I was completing the book, I became […]
A Boerne, Texas man was sentenced this week to 135 months in prison and ordered to pay $7,424,927.10 in restitution for running a Ponzi scheme. According to court documents, Victor Farias, 48, owned and operated Integrity Aviation & Leasing (IAL). Farias, who lived in Fair Oaks Ranch, between […]
With 31 days until the Nov. 2 general election, some voter registration deadlines are approaching. Here’s a quick breakdown of some of those deadlines. Texas: the voter registration deadline is Monday, Oct. 4. Voters can check their registration status here. Ballot measures: Voters in Texas will decide eight statewide ballot measures at the general election. […]
