Firefighters and law enforcement officers continued battling the Rio Escondido Fire in Hamilton County late Monday as the wildfire grew to an estimated 2,500 acres and prompted evacuations near Evant. The fire was reported at […]
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Try getting justice in small-town Texas: Sutton County keeps arrest warrant active with no pending charge
Try getting justice in small-town Texas. Sutton County Attorney Dawn Cahill is keeping an arrest warrant active over a traffic ticket even though the defendant has pleaded no contest, waived a jury trial and paid […]
New Azul restaurant brings dining and cocktail lounge concept to San Juan’s Condado district
A new restaurant and cocktail lounge has joined the busy dining scene along Ashford Avenue in San Juan’s Condado district, bringing a two-level concept to one of Puerto Rico’s best-known tourism corridors. Azul Restaurant & […]
A Border Patrol agent killed a migrant in Texas last December. Officials are still withholding details.
Lomi Kriel, The Texas TribuneAugust 6, 2026 Shortly before Christmas last year, a Border Patrol agent shot and killed Isaias Sanchez Barbosa, a 31-year-old Mexican, after he crossed the Rio Grande with a group of […]
Attorney says Bryan’s nearly $400,000 legal fight over BTU easement could lead to federal civil rights claims
An attorney representing a Brazos County landowner says the City of Bryan has spent nearly $400,000 in legal fees fighting a utility easement dispute that could now expand into federal civil rights litigation. Ty Clevenger, […]
Why lawmakers are concerned about where billions in broadband funding is going
Image: Bastrop County residents attend a a class through Bastrop Cares aiming to educate residents about technology on June 2, 2026. Ilana Panich-Linsman for The Texas Tribune. When Texas was awarded more than $3 billion to […]
Bryan TX Songwriter Festival announces VIP experience lineup
Organizers of the second annual Bryan TX Songwriter Festival have unveiled the lineup for the festival’s VIP Experience Add-On, featuring a slate of acclaimed Texas and Nashville songwriters during the Oct. 9-10 event in Historic […]
The Kermit Sun launches as community’s new weekly newspaper
A new weekly newspaper has begun serving Kermit and Winkler County, restoring local print coverage to a community that had been without its own newspaper for several years. Publishers Tommy and Pattie Wells introduced The […]
Ryan Holiday opens free banned-books lending library in downtown Bastrop
Bestselling author and bookstore owner Ryan Holiday has opened a free lending library in downtown Bastrop stocked with books that have been banned, restricted or removed from classrooms and library shelves. The Banned Books Lending […]
11th Street Cowboy Bar Announces 2026 Hunters Weekend Lineup
One of Bandera’s biggest annual traditions is returning this fall. The 11th Street Cowboy Bar has announced the entertainment lineup for its 2026 Hunters Weekend celebration, scheduled for Nov. 5-7. The three-day event coincides with […]
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