ARTICLES ARCHIVE

A pro-Hamas group that hides behind “helping innocent Palestinians” blocked traffic in San Antonio on Monday morning, April 15. These disruptive protests have become common across the US, as pro-Hamas/pro-Palestinian protesters stop public events and transportation and even harass and ... Read More

San Antonio’s WOAI TV channel 4 news is defending Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales’s fight not to comply with a proposed rule from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton that would hold him accountable. WOAI news has filed two news ... Read More

A 65-year-old man was shot and killed by a 13-year-old boy in an attempted carjacking on the city’s North Side in another example of teen violence that is plaguing Bexar County and San Antonio. Police said the young teenager admitted ... Read More

This is a list of the shootings that occurred in San Antonio and Bexar County between March 30 and April 7, 2024. This is a result of three factors: a liberal District Attorney who does not prosecute or punish crime ... Read More

In a significant move, the Bexar County Commissioners voted  4 to 1 (Republican Commissioner Grant Moody voted against) on Tuesday, April 9, to defend Bexar County District Attorney Joe Gonzales against a proposed rule by Texas State Attorney General Ken ... Read More

The Harris County (Houston, TX) government, led by socialist Democrat County Judge Lina Hidalgo, will send $500/month to about 2000 residents through a guaranteed-income program called “Uplift Harris,” designed to address economic inequity and reduce poverty. However, this program will ... Read More

Former San Antonio City Councilman Clayton Perry discusses some of the proposed changes to the SA city charter that should concern citizens and taxpayers. Among the concerns are an increase to a six-figure salary for elected officials and extended service ... Read More

Todd Bensman from the Center for Immigration Studies gives two reports about the border crisis. First, he reports about how pedophiles and killers are paying Mexican cartels to be smuggled into the U.S., and the Biden Administration is doing little ... Read More

El Conservador host George Rodriguez and retired San Antonio police officer Willie Cantu discuss a controversy regarding the San Antonio police SWAT team participating in an international competition in Dubai against police teams from countries with alleged “human violations.” The ... Read More

The Border Crisis continues with an impact on American communities away from the border. The Texas law SB-4 is being challenged by the Biden Administration instead of doing everything possible to help Texas secure the border. Our guests are Martin ... Read More