The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will begin lowering the center span of the old Harbor Bridge in a multi-day operation starting Saturday, October 25, marking the beginning of the final phase in decommissioning one […]
Texas DPS Officers Association Draws Backlash for Selling Trump Merchandise Under State Branding
The Texas Department of Public Safety Officers Association (DPSOA) — a private nonprofit representing active-duty state troopers — is drawing public criticism after advertising Trump-themed merchandise under the official Texas Department of Public Safety name […]
Dallas Church Paints Rainbow Steps After Governor Abbott Orders Removal of Crosswalks
In response to Governor Greg Abbott’s statewide directive ordering the removal of rainbow crosswalks, Oak Lawn United Methodist Church (OLUMC) has begun painting its front steps in the colors of the rainbow — a visible […]
Nixon Clinton Flash, beloved companion of publisher David Flash, dies at 15
Nixon Clinton Flash, the loyal dog who accompanied publisher David Flash through more than a decade of adventures, road trips, and reporting across Texas, died Oct. 15, 2025. He was 15. Half Border Collie and […]
Texas Reporter: Marketing VP and Publisher David Flash Leads K&M Steam Cleaning to Record Growth
Texas Reporter publisher David Flash has been driving growth both in the newsroom and in the boardroom. Since joining K&M Steam Cleaning in late 2021, the Austin-based home and commercial cleaning company has seen record-setting […]
Texas Attorney General Orders Covert Operations to “Uproot Leftist Terror Cells” in Texas
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced new undercover operations aimed at infiltrating and dismantling what his office describes as “leftist terror cells” operating within the state. The move comes amid his office’s assertion of […]
“Why Sergio?”: Deportation ends 36-year dream for celebrated Waco chef
Photo: Sergio and Sandra Garcia built popular restaurants over three decades in Waco. Credit: Courtesy of Sergio Garcia family By Sam Shaw, The Waco BridgeOct. 7, 2025 ““Why Sergio?”: Deportation ends 36-year dream for celebrated Waco chef” […]
From Beaver Nuggets to a $60 Million Legacy: Buc-ee’s Founder Funds Texas A&M’s Aplin Center
Texas A&M University has officially broken ground on the Aplin Center, a first-of-its-kind immersive learning hub designed to transform how students prepare for careers in hospitality, retail and marketing. The Oct. 3, 2025, ceremony marked […]
Nadi, Fiji: A Photo Journey
Texas Reporter Publisher David Flash takes Texans along on his latest adventure — exploring his 77th nation, Fiji. This gallery captures the magic of Nadi, from its palm-lined beaches and turquoise waters to the colorful […]
From Cactus to Cult Favorite: The Story of Pinche Cactus Ranch
In the rugged landscape of Rocksprings, Texas, where cactus thorns often outnumber comforts, one couple transformed a challenge into a thriving business. What began as a homesteading adventure in 2016 has blossomed into Pinche Cactus […]
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