A Texas woman was allegedly held hostage for days by an illegal migrant who barricaded her inside her own home—until she made a daring escape and ran for help. The suspect, 37-year-old Luis Gerardo Perez-Santana, was arrested in Spring, Texas, after the woman broke free from a locked room and ran to a neighbor’s house, … Read more
You know it’s bad when your morning commute turns into a water ride — and not the fun kind. San Antonio drivers got an unwanted wake-up call Wednesday as flash floods swamped roads, stranded cars, and turned intersections into mini lakes. The National Weather Service (NWS) didn’t mince words. “Flash Flood Warning remains in effect … Read more
Stop what you’re doing. Put down the fork. Texas Monthly has just dropped its legendary Top 50 BBQ Joints list for 2025 — and it’s hotter than a July pit in Austin. Every four years, this ranking shakes the smoky foundations of the Lone Star State. This year? It’s a bold, mouth-watering lineup, and it’s … Read more
Yup, you read that right. Google just wrote a massive check to Texas — we’re talkin’ $1.375 BILLION — to settle a juicy lawsuit over how it allegedly handled your private data. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wasn’t playing around. He came for Google in 2022, accusing the tech giant of pulling some sneaky moves … Read more
Buckle up, Texas — it just got wild at the Capitol. On Monday, Colombian-American MAGA firebrand Valentina Gomez straight-up stormed a Muslim rally on the steps of the Texas State Capitol in Austin — and things got loud, real fast. She yanked the mic like she was Kanye at the VMAs and launched into a … Read more
The Texas Senate has officially passed its first resolution as an important cultural festival Holi, The Festival of Colors. With this, Texas has become the third American state to formally recognize Holi after Georgia and New York. This resolution is an important milestone in accepting the growing cultural contribution of the Indian-American community in Texas. … Read more