Author: Longhorn Ledger Staff

The City of Austin’s Equity and Inclusion department will host a “Jesus Was a Migrant” documentary screening with CAIR-Austin and other organizations, funded through a $1,500 city grant.

North Texas organizations are mobilizing to provide money, supplies and assistance to victims of the deadly Nepal-Tibet floods.

Five Houston residents, including three USPS employees, were charged in an alleged scheme to steal and resell approximately $24 million in checks from the mail.

A federal judge has again blocked Texas’ controversial law restricting sexually oriented performances, ruling SB 12 unconstitutional.

Rep. Chip Roy is calling for a federal review of a planned Islamic community campus near San Antonio’s Camp Bullis Military Training Reservation.

Winnsboro ISD trustees voted 5-2 to keep Board President Brandon Green in his position after his arrest in an investigation into alleged child abuse reporting failures.

Gov. Greg Abbott has asked the Department of Justice to investigate ablution stations at two Texas airports, arguing the facilities may constitute religious discrimination.

Texas pastors gathered in East Texas for a training event focused on Islam, Sharia law and what organizers described as growing Islamic influence in Texas.

A judge has denied Karmelo Anthony’s motion for a new trial in the murder of Austin Metcalf, but his legal battle is not over.

A new judge is considering Karmelo Anthony’s motion for a new trial as a 75-day deadline approaches.