Torchy's responds to video of men in Nazi gear at its Fort Worth restaurant

Online video of a group of men dressed in Nazi attire — swastika armbands and all — dining at Torchy's Tacos in Fort Worth has gone viral, prompting a response from the Austin-based chain. In the clip shared Sunday on TikTok, one man can be seen in a tan uniform and a red, white and black Swastika a

Torchy's responds to video of men in Nazi gear at its Forth Worth restaurant

Online video of a group of men dressed in Nazi attire — swastika armbands and all — dining at Torchy's Tacos in Fort Worth has gone viral, prompting a response from the Austin-based chain. In the clip shared Sunday on TikTok, one man can be seen in a tan uniform and a red, white and black Swastika a

Analysis: Gov. Greg Abbott faces failure on latest school voucher push

The Texas Legislature has taken a dim view of school vouchers for the past two decades. Multiple attempts by GOP leaders to gain traction on the idea have sputtered out amid strong opposition by Democrats and rural Republicans. The concerns that fed that resistance — namely, that vouchers siphon mon

Head of San Antonio's AACOG on leave amid workplace investigation

The executive director of the Alamo Area Council of Governments, Diane Rath, is on administrative leave a week into an internal investigation of an employee complaint that she created a hostile work environment, the Express-News reports. San Antonio-based AACOG temporarily relieved Rath of duty Frid