Yearly Archives: 2019

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner Wins a Second Term

Houston Mayor Sylvester Turner Wins a Second Term

HOUSTON (AP) – Houston’s mayor has won a second term, holding off a millionaire trial lawyer whose previous support of President Donald Trump had become a main campaign issue. Mayor Sylvester Turner defeated Tony Buzbee in Saturday’s runoff election. The runoff ended a mostly bitter race. Turner had highlighted Buzbee’s prior support of Trump, who…MORE

Critical Fundraising for Denton State School Residents Now Underway.

Critical Fundraising for Denton State School Residents Now Underway.

DENTON – WBAP/KLIF – Fundraising for recreational, off-site trips for residents of the State School in Denton is still underway, and organizers say they may hit the $200,000 mark for the year ahead.   In charge of this project, Susan Dean, Director of Community Relations for Texas Health and Human Services, says multiple outings are planned…MORE

Fire at Arlington’s Globe Life Park Stadium

Fire at Arlington’s Globe Life Park Stadium

Update: 12/15/2019 ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) – No injuries were reported after fire broke out at the future home of the Texas Rangers, which is under construction in Arlington. Arlington Fire Department Lt. Mike Joiner said the blaze Saturday afternoon at Globe Life Field was brought under control and the cause has not been determined. The…MORE

A Victory Lap For Horseback Riders Who Enjoy Texas Beaches

A Victory Lap For Horseback Riders Who Enjoy Texas Beaches

GALVESTON, Texas (AP) – In a win for Texas horseback riders, the Galveston City Council won’t implement a requirement for people to pick up horse manure left behind on public beaches. The council decided Thursday not to change its policy on pet waste at the beach after horse . One veterinarian even brought a bag…MORE

A North Texas Woman Becomes A Multi-Millionaire, But Only For One Day

A North Texas Woman Becomes A Multi-Millionaire, But Only For One Day

GALVESTON, Texas (AP) – In a win for Texas horseback riders, the Galveston City Council won’t implement a requirement for people to pick up horse manure left behind on public beaches. The council decided Thursday not to change its policy on pet waste at the beach after horse enthusiasts argued that the animals’ droppings are…MORE