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Texas State University professor fired again after court revoked initial firing over “inciting violence”
By Ayden Runnels and Lindsey Byman, The Texas Tribune Sept. 26, 2025 “Texas State University professor fired again after court revoked initial firing over “inciting violence”” was first published by The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan...

Texas State University terminates history professor after court-ordered temporary reinstatement
Former Associate History Professor Thomas Alter (center) speaks to students following his hearing with Texas State University President Kelly Damphousse, Monday, Oct. 6, 2024 at The Stallions. Following a court-ordered due process hearing, Texas...

Texas TikTok Video Called Out as Total Fake
(East Texas) This is a perfect example of why you cannot believe everything that you see online. It’s common knowledge that AI is changing just about everything around us. That includes the content that we consume, although sometimes it’s...

Houston to host community meeting on proposed 'superhub' for homeless people
"This is a facility that's helping people and not bringing the area down," said Houston Director of Public Safety Larry Satterwhite. HOUSTON — The City of Houston is moving forward with a new plan to tackle homelessness and it starts with what...

Texas man expelled from church after viral ’I want my kids to grow up in America, not India’ tweet
A Texas businessman whose anti-India immigration post on X went viral has claimed that he has been removed from his church. He also said that after his tweet, he faced death threats and his business took a hit. Texas businessman Daniel Keene, who...

Parks and Wildlife official from East Texas dies of cancer
Posted/updated on: October 14, 2025 at 3:31 am ANGELINA COUNTY – The Angelina County Sheriff’s is mourning the loss of Texas Parks and Wildlife Department assistant commander Chad Gartman, who died of cancer on Sunday. Gartman, who was...

Texas Cops (Of Course) Used AI To Track Pregnant Woman
Police in Texas—led by a county sheriff later charged with an unrelated felony sex crime—lied about their motive for using artificial intelligence-powered surveillance technology to search for a woman who allegedly self-administered a medication...
Texas Manhunt Ends as ICE Captures Armed Murder Suspect Linked to Asian Boys Gang
VICTORIA COUNTY, TX – A 41-year-old illegal alien from Cambodia was taken into custody earlier in October following a brief manhunt in Texas shortly after the fatal shooting of a woman in Telferner which authorities say the suspect committed. Said...

Texas State University fires professor after being accused of inciting violence
Texas State University announced that they have decided to terminate a professor who was accused of inciting violence in an online socialism conference. SAN MARCOS, Texas - Texas State University announced that they have decided to terminate...

Sunburn — The morning read of what’s hot in Florida politics — 10.14.25
Good Tuesday morning. Jim Boyd will be formally designated Florida’s next Senate President on Tuesday in the Senate Chamber. The Senate’s Republican Caucus meeting is scheduled to convene at 2 p.m. Sens. Jay Trumbull and Danny Burgess will make...

US Senator Ted Cruz's claim of christian genocide in Nigeria is ludicrous —Reno Omokri
Political commentator and author, Reno Omokri, has strongly rejected claims by United States Senator Ted Cruz that the Nigerian government is supporting terrorism and facilitating a “Christian genocide.” Senator Ted Cruz alleged that Nigeria is...

The uncomfortable problem with America’s greatest civil rights law
The Voting Rights Act of 1965 is among the most successful laws in US history. And it is one of the most morally righteous things the United States of America has ever done. The law was America’s first serious attempt since Reconstruction to build...

What is Prop 14, the constitutional amendment that would establish a Texas dementia institute
One constitutional amendment on the ballot in this year’s November election would create a new state-funded institute for dementia prevention and research. Proposition 14, if approved by voters, would pull $3 billion from the state’s general...

Inside the politics of the shutdown, Obamacare, crime and deportations
One more time: There is no such thing as free lunch. Government has no money. It acquires the money used to pay for things one of three ways: Taxing, borrowing or printing. Democrat senators, with three exceptions, voted against keeping the...

US mayor questions Nigeria’s approach to terrorism during fact-finding visit
Mike Arnold, Republican Mayor of Blanco, Texas, has questioned Nigeria’s stance on foreign involvement in its fight against terrorism, noting that while the country reportedly rejects external commentary on security, it seeks financial support...

What to know about voting in the Nov. 4 election in Bexar County
Get more election news on KSAT’s Vote 2025 page. Bexar County voters will decide on two propositions — both related to the San Antonio Spurs’ potential relocation to a downtown arena — when they head to the polls for the upcoming election. Also...

Victoria County Judge Zeller announces re-election campaign
Victoria County Judge Zeller announces re-election campaign Published 6:15 am Tuesday, October 14, 2025 Ben Zeller has served as Victoria County judge since January 2015. He recently led the Victoria County Commissioners’ Court in adopting the...

California ballot design prompts false conspiracy theories that the November election is rigged
California Secretary of State Shirley Weber on Monday pushed back against a torrent of misinformation on social media sites claiming that mail-in ballots for the state’s Nov. 4 special election are purposefully designed to disclose how people...

Obama’s Foreign Policy Helped Advance Boko Haram In Nigeria, Says US Mayor Mike Arnold
The Republican Mayor of Blanco, Texas, Mike Arnold, has urged a shift in America’s understanding of Nigeria’s security crisis, saying millions of displaced Nigerians are victims of terrorism, not religious persecution. Speaking in an interview on...

You Don’t Want America To Speak On Your Terrorism Issues, But You Want Our Money – US Mayor Knocks Nigerians
Republican Mayor of United States City of Blanco in Texas, Mike Arnold has mocked Nigeria for expressing anger over the United States comments on terrorism in the country while still appealing for financial aid. Speaking on Monday, during an...