Houston Bars Join Weekend’s Statewide Protest
Share this story: Over 300 bars across Texas will be staging a statewide protest to the growing consequences of the Governor’s coronavirus shutdown. The media is invited to see the expanding revolt in person at these Houston area bars– the[…..]
What’s In A Name
Share this story: Did you know the planned 17 story tall garbage dump in Caldwell County has new owners? Locals filed new legal papers this week calling out the TCEQ for ignoring destroyed evidence and a dangerous location, while county[…..]
Pay It Back
Share this story: He’s accused of hiding up to $12 billion from the grasp of the Internal Revenue Service, but now we know one of Houston’s richest men just took taxpayer money from the government’s small business bailout. Three businesses[…..]
Judge Acknowledges Woman at Center of International Divorce Battle “May Have Had a Good Case”
Share this story: A judge in the international kidnapping case making headlines for nearly a decade has finally acknowledged that the mother at the center of the Texas divorce may have had a good case. So then why did former[…..]
Family Injustice: The Consequences
Share this story: Former family court Judge James Lombardino wants voters to reward him with a seat on the Texas Appeals Court. His ethics should make you say no. Keep up with us on social media:
Precinct 3 Constable Investigation
Share this story: Nearly half of the campaign staff of Precinct 3 Constable Sherman Eagleton has a criminal history and some are even facing active criminal charges. The review by Dolcefino Consulting also exposes the criminal history of the folks[…..]
Conroe Family Court Chaos
Share this story: The conduct of another Montgomery County judge is under the microscope at the Beaumont Court of Appeals – this time a dad in Conroe family court accuses the judge of misconduct you would have to see to[…..]
A New Season of Fighting
Share this story: The college football season may be up in the air, but it’s a new season of fighting at Mississippi State and Texas Tech by Coach Mike Leach. The first showdown comes in July. Keep up with us[…..]
Should I Run for Mayor?
Share this story: In Kemah, the Mayor is complaining the taxpayers know too much about the way she’s spending money. Maybe that’s why she’s now peddling bumper stickers with my name on it—because I think transparency is just fine. Keep[…..]
Judge sets December trial on Texas Tech secrecy case
Visiting Judge John Board set a December 9 th trial date in the legal battle to finally get the truth about the firing of Texas Tech Coach Mike Leach out in the sunshine. Read more