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By B.D. Hobbs The Texas voter integrity bill is one step closer to becoming law. SB 7 approved final clearance in the House and is now being finalized in a Senate conference committee. State Representative Briscoe Cain, who is pushing the bill across the finish line told KTRH, "Were 90% there right now." This comes after Democrats spent several hours debating the bill, using the lazy narrative of racism as their way of dealing with opposition, and trying to get what they want. Because the corp...

Hospitalizations, deaths down significantly.

A sign cancel culture is winning.

Public health top priority for first time in 40-year survey.

Biden Border Crisis: Arrests are up, deportations are down

By B.D. Hobbs May 12, 2021 From "15 days to slow the spread" to Dr. Fauci telling America that "theres no reason to wear a mask", its hard to keep up with how many times they have moved the goal posts. The latest? Vaccine shaming! In case you have been on another planet, there is a mass hysteria for every human being alive to get the vaccine. You hear it every day on the radio, tv, and on-line. And if you are in the group that thinks all of this has happened just a little too soon? While also ...

By Jon Sullivan Two Carnival cruise ships have returned to the Port of Galveston. The pair docked Sunday after more than a year away, offering hope for an industry that has taken a huge pandemic hit. The Carnival Breeze and Carnival Vista arrived at the port at around noon. and the public was invited to come check them out from the dock. Many local businesses rely on cruises from the Port of Galveston, the fourth most-popular cruise port in North America While ships still arent allowed to sail...

By Nik Rajkovic May 3, 2021 Aprils big jobs report due out Friday, along with inflation worries could swing markets in the week ahead. The Fed expects a temporary period of high inflation to subside later in the year as more states reopen their economies and emerge from COVID, though some fear inflation could be hotter than the central bank expects. “Because the government is printing so much money, eventually the value of that money goes down and inflation goes up, and someone is left holdi...

By KTRH News Apr 29, 2021 In a sweeping announcement Thursday, Mayor Sylvester Turner outlined his plans to implement a significant number of the recommendations submitted by the Mayors Task Force on Policing Reform to improve accountability, transparency, change police policies and build mutual trust and respect with the community. Joined by City Council Members, Houston Police Chief Troy Finner, Task Force Chair Larry Payne, Chief Medical Officer Dr. David Persse and others, Mayor Turner an...

By B.D. Hobbs Apr 30, 2021 As we approach May 1st, and the 100 day mark for President Joe Biden, the big question is, have we hit a vaccine wall? Joe Biden said he hope that every adult in the U.S. would be eligible to receive the vaccine by May 1st. Governor Greg Abbott said during the week, "Normal life is returning to Texas as more Texans get the Covid vaccine. And remember, vaccines are always voluntary, never forced." At least for now. The most recent numbers show that nationwide 30% of o...