Political

Texas politicians continue their slow crawl toward doing what just about every Texan wants them to do.

It is election season once again. Early voting is happening now, and people are ready to shout out to the world how much they love their political candidate. Most of that shouting involves political signs. However, you might be breaking the law with were you put them.

One of the great rights we have as Americans is the right to vote, however, those who can vote are not voting. It's time to change that, get out and vote.

These cities have adapted exceptionally to encourage voting in the historic 2020 general election.

Chad Hasty talks about the creeping threat of socialism talking hold in the United States.

Louisiana already considers water, food, and medicine to be essential, which is why you don't pay taxes on those products. Freeman wants items like tampons and diapers added to that list.

The media in Texas has now reached a new level of sad. On Monday, the Dallas Morning News ran a piece about the 2022 gubernatorial race in Texas by political writer Gromer Jeffers. Jeffers, and by extension, the Dallas Morning News, are now actively campaigning for Beto O'Rourke to take on incumbent governor Greg Abbott...

City of Amarillo services resume normal operations Monday February 22.

Our Governor Greg Abbott is not a very happy man. Abbott called on the state legislature to investigate the Electric Reliability Council of Texas

DPS is reminding the public the waiver on expiration dates for driver licenses and identification cards end on April 14.

This state of disaster will continue, “until further order of the Commissioners Court or until Governor Greg Abbott vacates, rescinds, or cancels the current state-wide declaration of disaster”.

Nelson said, “As Mayor, I will continue to make COVID 19 our top priority, she also said she is focusing on other areas of improvement for the city as well, including a proposal for city-wide high-speed internet.