Sam Houston was so badly shaken by the Nov. 30, 1837 death of Deaf Smith, the famed San Jacinto scout, that he took a month-long leave of absence from...

by Chris Cobler Rural Texans have a lot to say about the lack of broadband service in their communities. Since we covered the topic earlier this month...

by David Abdel Not sure if you’ve had the chance to review the proposed street name options brought forth by the Rebel Road/FM 150 renaming committee ...

by Mary Barrows This is a divisive and dangerous time. We see the Republican party unhappily being forced to admit that they have lost the presidentia...

As we move into the Thanksgiving holiday, we have a lot to be thankful for, despite the devastation of COVID-19. First, let’s get business out of the ...

Determined to succeed where his predecessor had failed, Texas Ranger Capt. Lee Hall arrested King Fisher on five counts of murder on Nov. 19, 1877. Ha...

On Nov. 3, Kyle voted yes on a $10 million parks bond that is not only going to provide must needed maintenance and upkeep of already existing park sp...

I have been a fan of Mack Brown for many years, and even though he is no longer the head coach at the University of Texas, I still follow his career. ...

by Anita Miller I don’t know when it happened except that it came on slowly. I do know I was not surprised when, after I asked, “What do you think?”, ...

by Chris Cobler Texas topped 1 million COVID-19 cases as some counties reimposed restrictions that had been loosened after this summer’s spike. Partic...