While the parade was smaller than in the past, some attendees said they saw it as a way to stay positive in polarized times.

The Red Bluff-Tehama County Chamber of Commerce is back at the Food Maxx/Belle Mill Shopping Center with our annual fireworks ...

Texas Senate Bill 37 deals materially with academic freedom. In the Supreme Court case Sweezy v. New Hampshire (1957), ...

That’s Palmetto State Park in Gonzales, Texas – a lush, otherworldly pocket of nature that feels like it was accidentally ...

The steady downpour of rain did not deter thousands from protesting Donald Trump for the 'No Kings' rally in Oklahoma City.

Texas Sen. Bryan Hughes pushed to add cannons as state symbols, passing the Senate with a 28-2 vote.

Then, in 2016, in a more formal show of support for our Division I football program, waving the flag at every home game became a fourth-quarter rallying cry, a tradition that has been embraced by many ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is accused of mocking the LGBTQ+ community in a social media post on April Fools' Day. "The Left wins... They have finally brainwashed me. I am ...

Origins of the flag, which includes the “Come and Take It” slogan and an image of a cannon under a star, stem from the Battle of Gonzales during the Texas Revolution of 1835.

The city’s “Come and Take It” slogan, originating from the 1835 Battle of Gonzales—the first military engagement of the Texas Revolution against Mexican forces—continues to this day as a ...

In 1835, Mexico sent troops to retrieve a cannon it had loaned Texan settlers in Gonzales. When troops arrived the Texans had a flag saying "Come and take it," starting the Texas Revolution.

The Pirates will be counting on Gonzales to come to spring camp ready to go. He’s one of several players in competition for the wide-open second base job on the opening day roster.