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4 days ago | ktsa.com | Lars Larson

Imagine living in a world where the weatherman on the news only tells you when it’s raining but never forecasts sunny. America pulls off the destruction of the nuclear weapons program of the most evil sponsor of terrorism of the last 50 years, the Islamic Republic of Iran. Democrats immediately condemned Donald Trump’s brilliant military strike as unconstitutional and worthy of impeachment. The chamber voted 344-79 to table Green’s resolution, which charges Trump with abuse of power.

5 days ago | ktsa.com | Lars Larson

Oregon Democrats waited till the closing days of the legislative session to push through tax increases that will cost citizens billions of dollars. Oregon Republicans could have shut down that effort by simply walking out and denying a quorum. That would have stopped votes or at least slowed it down so the spending bill didn’t get to the Senate. 11 Republicans chose to do the right thing and walk.

5 days ago | ktsa.com | Lars Larson

Lars Larson Show: Criminal Alien of the Week Report June 20, 2025By David Olen CrossThe “Lars Larson Show: Criminal Alien of the Week Report” in the third full week of June 2025 has for northwest regional and national radio listeners and webpage followers an updated report on a federal law enforcement identified foreign national whose criminal case for drug trafficking charges were adjudicated in a U.S. District Court in the state of Oregon.

1 week ago | ktsa.com | Christian Blood

SAN ANTONIO (KTSA News) — It might remind you of the long-running news magazine program ‘To Catch a Predator,’ which aired for years on Dateline NBC. This time, an operation in Kerr County netted 18 arrests of various suspects accused of soliciting minors for sex. The Kerr County Sheriff’s Office just wrapped up the multi-month campaign, and investigators say they communicated with dozens of individuals across the region who were actively seeking sex with children.

1 week ago | ktsa.com | Lars Larson

If you ever thought you had a say in the pornographic books public schools put in front of your kids, you’d be wrong. And after Governor Tina Kotek put her signature on House Bill 1098 this week, you have even less say. Most news stories on the new law describe it as a “ban on book bans,” even though no books have been banned; just not been displayed for children. Responsible librarians know that some books just ain’t appropriate for kids.