Dallas County’s commissioners restricted Clay Jenkins’ authority for a third time and prohibited him from issuing executive orders.
Robert Montoya
Blog: How Property Taxes Work (And Why Taxpayers Continue to Hurt)
Just cutting tax rates isn’t enough.
Questions Arise Over Special Development Deal for Democrat Senate Candidate’s Son
A controversial proposal from the state senator’s son to build a soccer field underneath Dallas’ I-345 is back for consideration on Monday.
Texas Pharmacy Board Backs Down on Coronavirus Medicine Restrictions
The Texas pharmacy board changed its guidance so that physicians are no longer required to provide a written diagnosis when prescribing hydroxychloroquine for coronavirus patients.
Watauga City Council Draws Voter Anger
After Watauga Councilman Scott Prescher resigned over retribution for his opposition to banning citizens from recording city officials, the council filled the vacancy with his opponent—who has a criminal record.
Blog: Clay Jenkins’ Tyrannical War Against Abbott
Dallas’ county judge seems to be leading a rebellion of local governments against the Texas governor and his attempt to reopen the state.
Physician Says Texas Pharmacy Board Limited Coronavirus Medicine
A physician treating patients infected with the Chinese coronavirus says she ran into interference from state bureaucrats, causing a Texas state senator to get involved.
Texas Supreme Court Orders Release of Dallas Salon Owner Shelley Luther
With Abbott unwilling to step in, the state’s highest civil court grants release for Shelley Luther.
Texans Rally to Free Jailed Salon Owner
At a Wednesday morning rally in support of a North Texas businesswoman, grassroots activists and leaders demanded action from the governor.
Texas Republican Executive Committee Members to Abbott: Pardon Shelley Luther
“If this is justice in Texas, we are certainly doomed to our liberties deteriorating on a downward trend.”