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  • Second suspect arrested after video showed 2 women shooting at homes in west Bexar County last month, BCSO says

    09/16/2022 5:30:34 PM PDT · by simpson96 · 12 replies
    KSAT ^ | 9/16/2022 | Staff
    BEXAR COUNTY, Texas – Deputies have arrested a second person in connection with a viral video showing two women driving around and recklessly shooting in a west Bexar County neighborhood, with some of the bullets even going through a child’s bedroom, according to the sheriff’s office. Fugitive Apprehension Unit deputies arrested 20-year-old Julia Castillo Gonzalez around 2 p.m. Friday in the 700 block of West Hollywood. BCSO officials said deputies were dispatched to Westcreek View Street at night on Aug. 24 after several witnesses reported hearing gunshots ring out. As investigators uncovered more evidence, they came across a viral video...
  • Is the Company Behind the Texas Bullet Train Behind on Paying Property Taxes?

    04/14/2022 3:40:21 PM PDT · by dynachrome · 9 replies
    Houston Press ^ | 4-4-22 | DIANNA WRAY
    The hits just keep on coming for Texas Central. Now a number of Texas counties contend that the company behind the planned 236-mile, Houston-to-Dallas highspeed rail line is behind on property taxes. The allegation comes as both sides of the debate over whether or not to run a bullet train line through a swathe of rural Texas to connect the two metroplexes await the Texas Supreme Court’s decision on Miles vs. Texas Central. Jim Miles, the landowner behind the case, has taken his insistence that the company is not a railway and should not be allowed to use eminent domain...
  • Proposed bill tackles racism in the classroom by providing diversity officer for each Texas school district

    03/19/2021 6:54:08 PM PDT · by bgill · 63 replies
    kxan ^ | Mar. 18, 2021 | Alex Caprariello
    A former public school teacher and current Texas lawmaker has introduced a bill that would require a diversity, equity and inclusion officer in all large, urban public school systems. Rep. James Talarico, author of HB 4111, said this action plan might eliminate hate in schools and prevent a tragedy like the one experienced in Atlanta earlier this week... Talarico pointed to statewide statistics as proof of its necessity. According to Texas Education Agency demographics from the 2019-20 school year, approximately 73% of all public school students were non-white. More than 50% were Hispanic. Talarico said failing to recognize this diversity...
  • (Texas) Senate OKs 'Jessica's Law' with limits on death penalty

    04/27/2007 9:09:58 PM PDT · by zendari · 6 replies · 245+ views
    AUSTIN — The Texas Senate passed its long-awaited "Jessica's Law" Tuesday to protect children from sexual predators, but it reserved the death penalty for those twice convicted of the most heinous child rapes. The bill also creates a new offense for "continual sexual abuse" of a child, increases penalties for certain child sex offenses and removes the statute of limitations for victims of child sex crimes. "I am confident that this legislation will help protect the safety of our children and send a clear message to those who would prey on them. Don't do it," said the bill's author, Sen....