Waco Court Gives Child Sex Trafficker 40 Years
A man has been sentenced by a Waco court to 40 years for child sex trafficking.
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Texas A&M to Save Millions By Privatizing Positions
Texas A&M University plans to reduce costs by about $92 million.
John Frullo Files Bill to Stop Child Abuctions in Texas
Frullo filed House Bill 1677 which aims to provide law enforcement with more information to protect children from abduction.
John Cornyn Introduces Endangered Species Act Settlement Reform Act
Cornyn says the bill will give impacted local parties a say in the settlement of litigation between special interest groups and the Fish and Wildlife Service.
Texas Prepaid Tuition Enrollment For Current Year Ends Thursday
The Texas Tuition Promise Fund allows participants to lock in the cost of undergraduate tuition and required fees at Texas public colleges and universities based on current prices.
Texas Lawmakers Consider Tying State University Funding to Graduation Rates and Other Measures of Success
State lawmakers are constructing a proposal to tie state funding to success at state universities.
A Southeast Texas School Board is Hearing Opinions on Freedom of Religion by Cheerleaders
Public comment is being considered on a southeast Texas school district's ban on high school cheerleaders displaying religious messages.
Robert Jeffress, Pastor of First Baptist Dallas, Rips Tim Tebow For Cancelling Appearance
Jeffress took the verbal swing at Tebow without calling him by name, seemingly calling the cancellation "wimping out."
David Guenthner From Texas Public Policy Says Sequestration Is Not A Cut, Just A “Reduction” [AUDIO]
On the Tuesday edition of The Chad Hasty Show, David Guenthner from the Texas Public Policy Foundation talked with Chad Hasty about the latest coming out of the Texas legislative session.
Travis Letter Returns to the Alamo for First Time in 177 Years
The “Victory or Death” letter written to ask for re-enforcements to the Alamo has returned to the place where it was written.
The Travis letter, which was written in 1836 before the fort was placed under siege and eventually fell to Mexican forces, has returned to San Antonio for the first time since it was sent to rally like minded Americans to the cause of Texan Independence