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Farmer’s Almanac Predicts Six Inches of Snow for Texas
Is another “snowpocalypse” in store for Texas?. The Great Texas Freeze of 2021 is still fresh on the minds of Texans. I’ll never forget the fact that there was a winter storm warning for the entire state. Talk about an unprecedented weather event. Here in North Texas,...
Dallas City Council Confronts Legal Challenge Over State Fair of Texas Gun Ban as Attorney General Ken Paxton Sets Ultimatum
The debate around the State Fair of Texas' recent gun ban has escalated to the doors of the Dallas City Council as Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton issues a threat of legal action. The council convened in a closed session to deliberate on the new gun policy, which was implemented after a shooting incident at the fair last year left three people injured. According to CBS News, Paxton's ultimatum underlines the policy's conflict with state laws that permit licensed gun owners to carry firearms on government-owned properties.
Everything Costs: Would Texans Tolerate Bag Or To-Go Container Fees?
A TikTok video recently went viral of a woman complaining about a 10-cent bag fee on her Chic-fil-A order. She was outraged and threatened Chic-fil-a: "Count your days." However, it wasn't Chic-fil-a's fault she got the bag upcharge, it's local law in her town. It went into effect this past January but I suppose this is the first time she noticed.
Texas cities rank among highest in nation for debt collection
New York City, NY (KIAH) – Egg prices have surged by 19% in July compared to the same month last year, according to government statistics. This increase is largely attributed to the impact of bird flu. Despite the higher costs, egg demand remains “inelastic,” meaning consumers are likely to purchase the same amount of eggs as usual.
Cruz addresses supporters in Cypress, while Allred visits Dallas as November election nears
CYPRESS, Texas — We're now just over two months away from the November election and the race for U.S. Senate in Texas is tightening. A University of Houston and Texas Southern University survey showed Senator Ted Cruz up on his opponent Congressman Colin Allred by only two points. Both...
Two injured, one killed in Garland shooting
GARLAND, Texas — One person is dead and two more are in the hospital after a shooting in Garland, Texas. According to the Garland Police Department, the shooting happened sometime before 12:30 a.m. on Sunday. Police say it happened in the 2600 block of West Walnut Street, near the intersection of N. Shiloh Road.
Garland Gun Store Targeted for Third Time: Thieves Ram Shop With Car, Leave With Knives and Flashlight
The City of Garland has once again become the backdrop for a crime that seems to come straight out of a Hollywood action flick, though with far less glamor and much more real-world consequences. In the early hours of July 19, a group of thieves used a silver Kia as a battering ram to break into Lateral Limits, a gun store located on Broadway Boulevard. According to WFAA, surveillance footage captured a man scouting the storefront before he and the others launched their vehicle into the building.
Allen football snaps 11-game losing streak with season-opening rout
For the first time since 2002, the Allen High School football team started its season on a winning note. The Canaries handled visiting Murrell Dobbins 57-0 in an independent matchup Saturday night at J. Birney Crum Stadium, snapping an 11-game losing streak. It’s the first time the program is 1-0 since beating Easton to open the 2002 campaign.
The Briscoe & The Alamo Associate to Reboot Widespread Sequence – Welcome To Flicks and Meals
The Briscoe & The Alamo Associate to Reboot Widespread “Voices of the West” Sequence. The Briscoe & The Alamo are proud to carry collectively historical past makers and storytellers who embody the pioneering adventurousness and resilience that constructed the West, placing them on stage in a brand new occasion collection, “Voices of the West: Dwelling Legends.” The inaugural dialog will function nation music singer, songwriter, actor and nine-time Grammy Award®-winner Ray Benson on Sept. 11 on the Briscoe Western Artwork Museum, moderated by John Spong, host of the One by Willie podcast. Voices of the West: Dwelling Legends tickets can be found on-line.
Border Patrol Agents in Texas Assaulted, Reminds Would-Be Criminals Of Consequences
The United States Border Patrol in the El Paso Sector have reportedly seen a rise in the number of attacks on agents in recent months. According to a press release, with the rise of illegal border crossers, they have also seen a rise in the number of attacks on border patrol agents.
Texas Man Caught Smuggling Drugs In Plush Toys From Buc-ee’s
Folks in Texas flock to Buc-ee's for many good reasons. But using their plush toys to hide your drugs is usually not one of them. Such was the case when a man was busted in the Lone Star State after the cops found a bunch of drugs in his toys.
Macus Thomas Wins ASCS Elite Outlaw Feature at Kennedale
KENNEDALE, TX (August 24, 2024) — Marcus Thomas won the ASCS Elite Outlaw Sprint Car Series feature Saturday night at Kennedale Speedway Park. Rees Moran, Austin Mundie, Colby Stubblefield, and John Carney II from 15th starting spot rounded out the top five. ASCS Elite Outlaw Sprint Car Series. Kennedale...
Why Harris and Trump supporters are optimistic
Vice President Kamala Harris became the first Black and South Asian female presidential nominee after accepting the nomination at the Democratic National Convention. Eye on Politics reporter Jack Fink spoke with both Democratic nominee for Congress Julie Johnson and long-time State Sen. Royce West about Harris' policies on the economy and reproductive rights. Tarrant County Judge Tim O'Hare sat down with Jack to explain why he believes former President Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz will not only win Texas, but Tarrant County as well. Jack covers these stories and more in the latest episode of Eye on Politics (original air...
Defense Seeks Bail Reduction for Woman Accused of Killing Fort Worth Officer
The ongoing case of De Aujalae Evans, who is accused of intoxication manslaughter in the death of Fort Worth Police Sergeant Billy Randolph, has seen a new development as her lawyers are actively seeking reduced bail for their client, as per court documents filed this month. Evans, whose bond is currently set at a steep $750,000, was arrested following the tragic incident that occurred on August 12 on I-35W, where she reportedly drove under the influence and fatally struck Sgt. Randolph, who was attending to a crash scene at the time of the incident. The defense claims that the current bail amount is "excessive, oppressive and beyond the financial means of [Evans]" and is therefore unconstitutional, according to FOX 4 News.
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