Search warrants revealed that both men had videos and photos with gang signs and emojis linked to the Tren de Aragua gang.
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Fort Worth ISD to Pay Former Superintendent Nearly $1 Million
Although Angélica Ramsey’s last day as superintendent was October 1, she will continue to be paid by the district until August 30, 2025.
Texas Troopers Encounter Dozens of ‘Special-Interest Aliens’
Law enforcement encountered hundreds of illegal aliens including some with criminal convictions and several special-interest aliens.
Tarrant County Public Health Director Advises Schools to Remove Smartphones from Classrooms
Brian Byrd says research shows the use of social media causes a rise in mental disorders like anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder.
Catholic Charities of Fort Worth Partner Organization Has Islamic Terrorism Ties
The Islamic Circle of North America has ties to the Pakistani terrorist group Jamaat-e-Islami.
City of Dallas’ Budget to Help Aid LGBT, Race-based Events
The new budget will give the Office of Arts and Culture $20.6 million to facilitate multiple “cultural celebrations throughout the year.”
Texas Sues Biden Admin Over Rule Classifying Gender Dysphoria as a Disability
Attorney General Ken Paxton and 16 other states are suing to stop a new regulation that would rewrite federal disability law to include gender dysphoria.
East Texas Teacher Arrested for Injuring Child
Kyle Lee Rocha was allegedly seen pushing the elementary student’s desk back, resulting in him hitting his head and elbows.
Tensions Rise Over Student Safety During McKinney School Board Meeting
McKinney ISD trustees appeared hostile toward each other and speakers at the podium.
Gov. Abbott Offers $5k Reward for Information on Venezuelan Gang Members
The governor’s Public Safety Office will pay up to $5,000 for information leading to the arrest of known or suspected members of the Tren de Aragua gang.