Governor Abbott Receives Award For Veteran Services At American Legion Post 76 In Austin
Mar20

Governor Abbott Receives Award For Veteran Services At American Legion Post 76 In Austin

March 20, 2026 | Austin, Texas | Governor Greg Abbott today celebrated the 107th birthday of the American Legion and received the National Vietnam Veterans of America State Award for Veteran Services.  “America truly is the greatest force for freedom the world has ever known, and the reason for that is because the United States of America has had the mightiest military in the history of the world. We as a state will continue to...

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Houston Rodeo Now Has Dress Code After Carnival Participants Brawl
Mar18

Houston Rodeo Now Has Dress Code After Carnival Participants Brawl

March 18, 2026 – An outbreak of fights forced organizers to shut down the carnival portion of the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo early Saturday night, prompting new safety measures and sparking debate over a recently implemented dress code. According to police, multiple altercations broke out across the carnival grounds, creating chaos and safety concerns for attendees. Videos circulating on social media captured large crowds...

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Islamic Schools Still Banned From Texas School Choice Program
Mar18

Islamic Schools Still Banned From Texas School Choice Program

March 18, 2026 – A federal judge in Houston is drawing attention amid ongoing legal challenges to Texas’ new school choice program, particularly over questions involving religious schools and eligibility rules. U.S. District Court Judge Alfred Bennett of the Southern District of Texas reportedly described the lack of Islamic schools participating in the state’s Education Freedom Accounts program as “troubling” during recent...

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Texas Stops Oklahoma Land Grab Attempt
Mar17

Texas Stops Oklahoma Land Grab Attempt

March 17, 2026 – Texas officials say an effort by an Oklahoma landowner to claim property along the Red River has been stopped after a court sided with the state’s legal arguments. “The full force of the law will come crashing down on anyone trying to seize Texas land. I will always defend our state’s sovereignty and will not allow erroneous theories to undermine Texas’s land ownership,” said Attorney General Paxton. “The Red...

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No Run-Off Election Needed for City of Starbase
Mar16

No Run-Off Election Needed for City of Starbase

March 16, 2026 – The newly incorporated City of Starbase will not hold its upcoming municipal election after no candidates filed to challenge the current officeholders. Under Texas election law, local governments are allowed to cancel an election if every race on the ballot is uncontested. Because no challengers submitted paperwork before the filing deadline, Starbase officials confirmed that the scheduled election will not take...

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SNAP Recipients Sue to Get Their Sugary Treats Back
Mar13

SNAP Recipients Sue to Get Their Sugary Treats Back

March 13, 2026 – A group of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients has filed a lawsuit challenging efforts to ban the use of food assistance benefits for sugary foods and beverages. The lawsuit targets recent proposals in several states that seek to restrict what items can be purchased through the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP. The program provides monthly food benefits...

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Formal Request to Remove Controversial Statue From Globe Life Field Already Filed
Mar13

Formal Request to Remove Controversial Statue From Globe Life Field Already Filed

March 13, 2026 – A North Texas congressman is calling on Major League Baseball and the Texas Rangers to remove a controversial statue recently installed outside the team’s home stadium in Arlington. U.S. Rep. Marc Veasey sent a letter this week to Texas Rangers co-chairmen Ray Davis and Bob Simpson, as well as MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred, urging them to reconsider the placement of the statue titled One Riot, One Ranger at Globe...

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Wildcats Played Their First District Game in Baseball Action March 10th
Mar13

Wildcats Played Their First District Game in Baseball Action March 10th

March 13, 2026 – The Sulphur Springs, Texas, High School Wildcats competed against the Pittsburg Pirates in baseball action Tuesday, March 10, 2026, at Wildcat Park in Sulphur Springs, Texas. This was the Wildcats first District Game of the season. Below is KSST/Cable Channel 18’s coverage of this game. KSST’s Sports Director, John Mark Dempsey, and Tony Flippin, called Play by Play and provided Color...

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First United Methodist Church to Host Blood Drive April 19th
Mar12

First United Methodist Church to Host Blood Drive April 19th

March 12, 2026 – First United Methodist Church of Sulphur Springs, Texas, and Carter Blood Care, will hold a blood drive Sunday, April 19th, 2026. Those who donate will receive a quilted tote bag. The blood drive is scheduled for 10:00am to 2:00pm. It will be held in the Gym of First United Methodist Church, 301 Church Street, Sulphur Springs, Texas, 75482. For more details, email B. J. Hardman at [email protected]. A photo ID...

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WNBA Fails to Reach Agreement on Contract
Mar12

WNBA Fails to Reach Agreement on Contract

March 12, 2026 – As negotiations continue between players and league officials, the Women’s National Basketball Association faces uncertainty after failing to finalize a new labor agreement by the widely discussed March 10, 2026 deadline. Talks surrounding a new collective bargaining agreement between players and league leadership have drawn limited national media attention, a contrast to the intense coverage typically...

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