Political

Texas has gone back and forth on this but now the powers that be have finally made the call - selling stuff that contains "delta" cannabinoids or THCP, (among other things), will no longer be legal.

A new law has officially gone into effect that means massive changes for food trucks operating across the state of Texas.

This Fourth of July, Abilene is not just celebrating America’s birthday but also a beloved band that's been uniting folks for fifty years.

It's not just Las Cruces that's about to take a hit, El Paso Electric wants to impose a huge rate hike on all of Dona Ana County ...

Wichita Falls police had an interesting arrest over the weekend where a man claimed he was the President of the United States of America.

When it comes to pot and guns, both Texas state and federal laws may be changing. It's good news for many but 1 proposed change could be bad news for some.

In a surprising twist, over 130 Texas cities breathe easier with tax relief, but El Paso finds itself in a different boat entirely.

Looks like over 100 Texas cities failed their audits and because of this, they cannot raise property taxes on their citizens.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating whether certain school districts are following new senate bills that were recently enacted.

Ever wonder which state allows residents to keep the most of their money? Visual Capitalist just answered the question and, guess what? New Mexico peeps don't get to keep much. They still beat Texas by about 11% though.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is looking into illegal tax increases in Texas and he directly calls out Wichita Falls in his letter.

There's a ton of land in far east El Paso that hasn't been developed or even properly claimed. Some doesn't even have a clear owner. El Paso County feels like much of this land is "impeding development" and they want to start seizing it.