Houston Welcomes a Night of Music and Performances: TV Dolls, Chancla Fight Club, and Municipal Bats Unite at White Oak Music Hall Get ready, Houston! Mark your calendars for a night of electrifying music and unforgettable performances as White Oak Music Hall – Upstairs prepares to host a spectacular event on July 26, 2025. The…
The Fray to Bring “How To Save A Life” Tour to Austin’s ACL Live Austin, Texas – The iconic band The Fray is set to grace the stage at the ACL Live at the Moody Theater in Austin, Texas, on July 26, 2025, as part of their highly anticipated 20th Anniversary Tour. The tour, aptly…
Border Patrol Agents See a ‘Really Great Time’ Under Trump, Union President Says In a recent interview, National Border Patrol Council president Paul Perez painted a picture of a reinvigorated Border Patrol, stating that it is a “really great time to be a Border Patrol agent” under the Trump administration. The sentiment reflects a significant…
In July, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) reported a significant decrease in the number of arrests made for illegal crossings at the U.S.-Mexico border. This decline marks the lowest number of such arrests in nearly four years, signaling a potential shift in the ongoing dynamics of border security and migration. The figures come in…
A human resources manager at Texas A&M University-San Antonio resigned this spring amid an investigation into the potential fraudulent use of a university credit card. Internal records obtained by KSAT Investigates indicate the probe centers on approximately $70,000 in allegedly fraudulent activities. The incident has garnered attention, reflected by 13 comments on the KSAT article….
On July 15, 2025, the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) reported a new peak demand for electricity, reaching a record-breaking 85,441 megawatts (MW). This surge in demand was primarily driven by a severe heat wave that has gripped the state, pushing residents to rely heavily on air conditioning to combat the soaring temperatures. Record…
The Texas music community is mobilizing to provide assistance to individuals and communities impacted by recent flooding. A series of benefit concerts and events, featuring a diverse array of artists, have been organized to raise funds for recovery efforts. These events aim to offer crucial support to families and communities as they navigate the aftermath…
AUSTIN, Texas – Governor Greg Abbott of Texas has vetoed funding for a critical federal-state nutrition program, the Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer (Summer EBT) program, a decision that eliminates planned grocery assistance for nearly 4 million children across the state during the summer months. The veto effectively prevents Texas from participating in the federal program…
A devastating series of floods has swept through central Texas, claiming the lives of over 100 people and leaving a path of destruction, particularly severe in the Hill Country region. As recovery efforts continue and the human toll becomes clearer, the disaster has sharply refocused attention on the state’s preparedness measures and, specifically, on a…
A recent wave of devastating floods sweeping across Central Texas has reignited a debate over the state’s preparedness for natural disasters, casting a spotlight on a key piece of legislation that failed to pass just months before the water rose. House Bill 13, a bipartisan measure aimed at bolstering emergency response capabilities statewide, passed the…
