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3 days ago | knue.com | Billy Jenkins

(East Texas) We all know by now that breaking the law in Texas is not a good idea, there will be consequences to deal with. And we also know that gambling is not legal in the Lone Star State, and while people will try to break the law without getting in trouble, it’s only a matter of time before law enforcement eventually steps in and takes action.

3 days ago | knue.com | Tara Holley

(KNUE-FM) According to those in the know, many people may not be able to afford to live in one of our beautiful Texas Hill Country towns by the end of this year. This is disconcerting for some of us--at least for me. I was born in a city that is Texas Hill Country-adjacent. Even though my home is in East Texas, since I've lived here for so many years, I have always dreamed of having a little place somewhere in the Hill Country to visit and perhaps rent out when I'm not staying there.

4 days ago | knue.com | Billy Jenkins

(Dallas, Texas) Most people in Texas and even those living outside of the Lone Star State understand that there are consequences to your actions. It doesn’t matter who you are or what position you hold, and recently there were three Dallas police officers that learned that lesson after investigations showed their misconduct. According to WFAA, Dallas Police Chief, Daniel Comeaux terminated all three employees after investigations confirmed wrongful actions.

4 days ago | knue.com | Buddy Logan

Good luck trying to squash one of these suckers, anyway. From the looks of them, it's liable to catch your foot mid-squash and put you in a rear naked choke. But that's not the only reason why you shouldn't squash 'em. While some may describe these brightly colored spiders as beautiful, I just can't. Its bright yellow markings scream too loudly to me "No, keep away, do not touch!"The Joro spider is native to Asia and is a type of golden silk orb-weaver.

4 days ago | knue.com | Tara Holley

(KNUE-FM) Like me, you may struggle to keep up with all the headlines these days. There's quite a bit happening in Texas and in the nation, generally speaking. Yes, that is an understatement. It seems it was only yesterday we heard about the bills passed in the prior legislative session. Issues included in the last session were border enforcement, DEI bans at public colleges and universities, book bans, and the trans youth healthcare ban.