On Tuesday, Governor Abbott signed into law the voting bill that had been delayed by multiple walkouts by Democrats in the Texas legislature. The bill that Dems had said was “voter suppression”. But, ultimately this bill doesn’t change anything from how voting was conducted pre-COVID, it does away with a lot of the COVID measures…… MORE
Chris Krok Show: Is Six Weeks Long Enough?
The media was caught off guard by Governor Abbott on Tuesday. When asked about the controversial abortion law that went into effect last week and whether he expected a woman to carry a pregnancy to term after a rape or an incident of incest, Abbott said the law still allows at least six weeks to…… MORE
Granbury VFW to Honor First Responders on 9/11 Anniversary
(WBAP/KLIF) — The Granbury VFW is leading an effort to honor first responders on the 20th anniversary of 9/11. Community groups plan to serve a free meal to every first responder in Hood County on Saturday, September 11th. Local VFW representative Ricky Johnson says over 200 first responders will dine on brisket and pulled pork.The…… MORE
Governor Abbott Announces Third Special Session Date and Agenda
AUSTIN – Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced on Wednesday that he will convene a third special legislative session at 10 a.m. on Monday, September 20, 2021. The proclamation identifies 5 agenda items for the third Special Session. “The Texas Legislature now has the opportunity to redraw legislative and congressional districts in accordance with the new census…… MORE
Hurricane Ida Power Outages, Misery Persist 9 Days Later
NEW ORLEANS (AP) – More than 400,000 homes and businesses in Louisiana still don’t have power nine days after Hurricane Ida. The state Public Service Commission said Tuesday that 98% of utility customers in the four hardest-hit parishes remain without electricity. In contrast, nearly all power has been restored in the capital city of Baton…… MORE