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Early voting is set to open for the Texas November General and City Hall elections. The upcoming election features a wide array of critical races across Texas, perhaps none more so than the showdown between Democrat James Talarico and...
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Bernardo Cruz, a Democrat, is facing R. Wayne Pritchard, a Republican, in the race for the 168th District Court judicial seat to replace Judge Marcos Lizarraga. Cruz defeated Enrique A. Holguin in a Democratic primary runoff election. Cruz...
Today is Oct. 18. On this date in: 1685: The Edict of Nantes was revoked by King Louis XIV of France, thus depriving Protestant Huguenots of all the religious and civil liberties that had been granted to them by Henry IV in 1598. 1851: Herman...
in the Deck Plaza because I believe private individuals and businesses should support projects they believe in. But I will not ask working families — who are already struggling with rising property taxes and living costs—to pay for it while...