New Senate Bills Seeks to Prevent Misuse of 1800s Law by Squatters to Steal Property
Senate Bill 947 has been filed to attempt to stop squatters from using an obscure 1800’s law to lay claim on vacated properties.
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GOP Strategist Matt Mackowiak Says Texas Will Remain Republican In Spite Of “Battleground Texas” [AUDIO]
On the Monday edition of The Chad Hasty Show Matt Mackowiak, GOP strategist and co-founder of MustReadTexas.com, talked with Chad Hasty about the latest going on nationally and statewide.
Texas Celebrates 177 Years of Independence from Mexico
Today is Texas Independence Day in the Lone Star State.
Lower Colorado River Authority Likely to Cut Off Water to Farmers
Lower Colorado River Authority officials are threatening to withhold water from Texas rice farmers.
Austin’s Plastic Bag Ban Has Begun
As of today, Austin’s ban on the bags normally used in grocery stores has begun.
Federal Lawsuit Filed Against South Texas School District for Mexican Pledge
A federal lawsuit has been filed against a South Texas school that punished a teenager for refusing to recite the Mexican pledge.
Reward Increased for Jose Angel Cabral, Texas 10 Most Wanted Fugitive
His criminal history from Texas and California includes robbery, burglary, grand theft auto, resisting arrest, escape, and drug charges.
West Texas Man Sentenced For Smuggling Into Mexico
A West Texas Man has been sentenced to 2 years in federal prison for weapons smuggling.
Waco Court Gives Child Sex Trafficker 40 Years
A man has been sentenced by a Waco court to 40 years for child sex trafficking.
Texas A&M to Save Millions By Privatizing Positions
Texas A&M University plans to reduce costs by about $92 million.