As counties across Texas enact “shelter-in-place” orders, at least one county based their decision on questionable data.
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Grassroots Respond to County’s Coronavirus Policies
After Tarrant County issued a declaration regulating the lives of the people and small businesses, the people are speaking out.
County in Cover-Up After Conservative Judge Punished
County commissioners appeal to Attorney General Ken Paxton to hide public records regarding their controversial decision on Judge Alex Kim.
Pastors Pray and Encourage During Coronavirus Pandemic
Pastors across Dallas-Fort Worth exhort believers as viral pandemic touches their local community and the world at large.
Coronavirus Causes Tarrant District Judge to Postpone Jury Trials
As Trump and Abbott declare emergencies, a North Texas judge is postponing jury trials for the rest of the month.
What Issues Concerned Tarrant Voters?
Voters expressed concerns over healthcare, immigration, education, and other issues.
Transcript: Judge Says Removing CPS Cases from Judge Kim “In the Best Interest of the System”
“Children” mentioned only 11 times in 92-page transcript of closed-door meeting where Tarrant District judges overturned will of the voters and removed all Child Protective Services cases from Judge Alex Kim.
Granger’s Declining Numbers
Past election results suggest a longtime North Texas congresswoman has been steadily losing ground in her district.
Cason Wins Crucial Primary Election in HEB
The race to succeed Stickland enters its next phase as Republican voters give Jeff Cason the Republican mantle for the 2020 general election in their district.
Panther Island-Burdened Granger Scores Worst Margin of Victory
Despite a Trump endorsement and the establishment jumping to her rescue, North Texas U.S. Rep. Kay Granger earns the smallest margin of victory compared to other Texas congressional Republicans.