Political

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.

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.

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.

Early voting's in full swing, giving folks in Nacogdoches and Angelina Counties a chance to step up and cast their ballots.

Austin loves to keep things weird, but they also are king of the capitals according to a new survey.

On this President's Day, let's check out the libraries you can go visit that honor our American Presidents.

Prior to 2020, federal wage garnishments were rising for students who fell behind in their payments. They were suspended during the pandemic but now they're back.

It’s going to be a whole new ballgame in Texas come 2026, with laws that touch everything from tech to immigration — let’s break it down.

A new law has already kicked in regarding vehicle registration in Texas and it is aimed, (primarily), at Texans who are not in the USA legally. A llophole in Texas' policy has allowed that up until now.

Texas is shaking things up with new laws that could surprise even the most careful residents. Let’s break down what you need to know.

A happy employee is a good employee and it's rare to find a boss in the lone star state that won't let you have a minute to hit the bathroom or go have lunch. There are some that won't though and there isn't really any way to make them.