Grassroots activist Fred Nasseri volunteers tirelessly to keep Collin County conservative, and he invites younger residents to join him.
Erin Anderson
Voter ID Update Passes Texas Senate, Heads to House
The Texas Legislature is following a federal court’s constitutional direction to arrive at a photo voter ID law that ensures free, fair, and secure elections.
Pro-Collin College Bond PAC Omits Bond’s $600 Million Price
Citizens For Collin College is urging a “Yes” vote on the college’s May debt proposal but is leaving out a very big detail – the bond’s $600 million cost.
Texas Legislature Tries Again to End Unfair “Rolling Polling”
Rolling polling is a real problem undermining election integrity. Will the Legislature put an end to it this session?
Troubled Bus Bureaucracy in Dallas Gets Fired by North Texas School District
Weatherford ISD voted to terminate its transportation contract with scandal-ridden busing agency Dallas County Schools. Will more follow?
Collin College Proposes $600 Million Bond
Voters ask Board of Trustees candidates why Collin College needs to burden county taxpayers with $600 million in debt, and why all at once.
Texas Voter ID Update Unanimously Passes Senate Committee
SB 5 remedies the state’s voter ID requirements in line with federal court recommendations.
Federal Court Rules Texas Congressional Maps That Were Never Used Are Invalid
In Texas’ six-year battle over congressional redistricting, a 2-1 decision by a U.S. District Court denies the case is moot even though the challenged 2011 maps were repealed.
Lawmaker Charters Bus to Austin for Constituents Seeking Property Tax Reform
Collin County residents concerned about rising property tax burdens are getting a free ride to the Capitol to testify on behalf of property tax relief, courtesy of state Sen. Van Taylor.
Huffines: Shut Down ‘Rogue Bureaucracy’ Dallas County Schools
State Sen. Don Huffines calls the embattled agency “dangerous, unreliable, and financially corrupt,” and he’s filed a bill to abolish it.