Uvalde Outcast Rangers Raking in Dough, Fired Texas Lawman Still Landing $100K on Leave Amid Appeal Limbo
A former Texas Ranger, Christopher Ryan Kindell, remains on the payroll earning nearly $100,000 after being fired for his role in the Uvalde school shooting response. His appeal is delayed pending an investigation.
Central Texas Schools Monitor Arctic Blast, Potential Closures Loom After MLK Day
Central Texas braces for arctic conditions, prompting local schools to consider closures or delays post-Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Districts are monitoring the weather and will communicate any changes for safety reasons.
Study Predicts Burnout for Texas Workers by July 8, Exceeding National Average
A study predicts the average Texas worker will reach burnout by July 8, while nationwide workers will hit this point by July 10. The report discusses causes, the impact on health costs, and suggests strategies to address the issue.












