Political

Rising costs are hitting home for many, but one Texas lawmaker is proposing a bold initiative that could change the game for working families.

Prior to 2020, federal wage garnishments were rising for students who fell behind in their payments. They were suspended during the pandemic but now they're back.

With one office shutting down and wait times soaring, the Tax Office is feeling the heat. What’s behind these decisions?

Representative Arrington speaks out on a new bill that could change how West Texans handle healthcare costs. It's a conversation many families are eager to join.

It’s going to be a whole new ballgame in Texas come 2026, with laws that touch everything from tech to immigration — let’s break it down.

The "Zero Fare Transit Program" hopes to save El Paso residents money and promote the use of public transportation to cut down on things like traffic congestion and pollution.

The state of Texas is urging citizens to see if they have unclaimed property in the state since over 10 BILLION dollars is currently owed to the citizens.

A new law has already kicked in regarding vehicle registration in Texas and it is aimed, (primarily), at Texans who are not in the USA legally. A llophole in Texas' policy has allowed that up until now.

Texas is shaking things up with new laws that could surprise even the most careful residents. Let’s break down what you need to know.

Laws change over time, but some clearly outdated laws are still be enforced in Texas.

There are some mega - employers in the lone star state and some of their headcounts are way, WAY up there. You would be surprised at who the biggest employer in El Paso is. As for the state of Texas overall, a company based in Houston has the most employees.

The newest steak to hit the market with some imported seafood from the new gulf has a lot of Texas talking this morning.