Law
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The Searcher
Alonso Guillen died an American hero—even if many didn’t think of him as an American.
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As Senate Bill 4 is Halted, Opponents of the Sanctuary City Law Celebrate
The law’s long legal journey is likely still beginning, but the sanctuary city law's opponents can mark this one down as a win.
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The Uncertainty of Undocumented Immigrants During Hurricane Harvey
ICE and CBP’s decision to continue activities during the hurricane have advocates worried for undocumented immigrants.
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Here’s Why You Should File a Hurricane Harvey Insurance Claim Before Friday
A new insurance law taking effect lowers the penalty on insurance companies for slow storm damage payments.
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Putting an End to Lunch Shaming
The Texas Lege has provided a temporary fix to a statewide problem in public schools.
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Crossing the Line in El Cenizo
A small Texas border town defies a crackdown on immigration.
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The Drug Runners
The Tarahumara of northern Mexico became famous for their ability to run incredibly long distances. Now, they’re running for their lives.
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Man Who Killed Whooping Cranes Sentenced to 11 Months in Federal Prison After Breaking Probation
So much for second chances.
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Leaving A Dog in a Hot Car Can Get You in Trouble
A Manor man who left his puppy in the car in a Walmart parking lot is facing Class A misdemeanor charges.
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Gene Simmons Wants to Trademark a Familiar-Looking Hand Gesture
He just wants to rock and roll all night, and hook ’em every day.