By The Texas Tribune's Ryan Murphy and Alana Rocha
State lawmakers have filed roughly twice as many gun bills this session as they did last session, many of them spurred by December’s deadly mass shooting in Newtown, Conn.
UPDATE: Mount Pleasant Police say at around 1 p.m. Sunday, a mother and her two children were kidnapped from Saint Michaels Catholic Church, 1403 E. First St. in Mount Pleasant, Texas.
Early Sunday morning, Palestine Police were called for a disturbance at Club Tangeria on the 200 block of Saltworks Road. Police were called after a report of a man being shot at this location.
Ciara Johnson will be playing her college ball at Weatherford College.
The former Tyler Lee standout signed her letter of intent Friday at the Tyler YMCA.
Tucked away in a residential neighborhood in Marshall, you will find "The Daughters of Divine Hope;” a religious community for women who are "discerning a call to consecrated life."
For years, the Texas Confederation of Clubs and Independents have made their way to city halls across the state, asking mayors to sign a proclamation, urging residents to more aware of motorcyclists on the road.
According to a report release by the government Thursday, the suicide rate among middle aged Americans climbed twenty eight percent in the past decade, making it the nation's 10th leading cause of death.
Saturday is going to be a big day in Austin for gun owners.
A big batch of bills related to firearms are up for a vote.
100 bills were filed relating to guns in the current 83rd session of the Texas Legislature.
