by Ashley Lopez People lined up to vote early at a Houston polling place in October 2018.Loren Elliott/Getty Images Texas officials are taking a step
Pretrial detainees — legally innocent people who have been charged but not convicted of a crime — now occupy more beds in jails than any
by Christopher Hooks & Dennis You might think that a river would make an ideal border, that it would obviate the need for legalistic squabbling. But
by Molly B. & David Brennan A sign reading “Fake News” was planted with an arrow pointing at the marquee of the Holocaust Memorial Museum of San
by Keri Blakinger Almost a third of Texas prison guards quit their jobs last year, as officer turnover rose yet again despite starting salary hikes
by Bob Bowman It’s an alleged feud so deadly it was rumored to be worse than the infamous Hatfield-McCoy dispute, and it claimed the life
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CITY COUNCIL REFUSES TO DO THEIR JOB…THE ONGOING CRIMINAL CONSPIRACY IMPACTS THE SAFETY AND FINANCIAL SECURITY OF OUR CITIZENS I just schooled some other citizens
by Ty Clevenger January 18 2019 This afternoon the Texas Department of Public Safety released internal records about the demotion of former Texas Ranger Brent
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