In addition to approving 9 of the 10 proposed amendments to the Texas Constitution, voters in Denton County also approved over $2 billion in new taxpayer debt.
Robert Montoya
Pro-Bond School Vendors Influence North Texas School Foundation
Vendors who profited off of taxpayer debt from Keller school district’s 2014 bond have reappeared in this year’s bond election. They are also financial backers of the Keller ISD Education Foundation.
Staff Blog: Why Are Keller Teachers Asking for Supplies?
With increases in property tax bills, revenues per student, and more funding from Austin, why are Keller teachers having to ask others to buy supplies for their classrooms?
Texas GOP Chair in Hot Seat over Special Session Calls
When asked for a response to conservative grassroots calling for a special session, Chairman James Dickey said he’s “already committed to backing up everything in the [Texas Republican Party] platform.”
Pro-Bond School Vendors Profited Off School Taxpayer Debt
School vendors who made over $31 million from a North Texas school district’s 2014 bond have positioned themselves to cash in again from the district’s $315 million bond election.
Pro-Bond School Vendors Buying Classroom Supplies
Companies connected to helping push more debt on taxpayers in North Texas have been plying teachers with school supplies.
School District Vendors Are Funding PAC Promoting Bond
As early voting continues for a North Texas school bond election, various companies have poured money towards burdening taxpayers with hundreds of millions in debt.
Construction Company Sides Against Taxpayers
A corporation that has benefited from previous school district contracts donates to pro-bond PAC in Keller’s school district election.
Court Blocks Father’s Fight to Stop Son’s Forced Gender Transition
A jury ruled against a father trying to protect his son from being forcibly medically altered to become a girl.
City Endorses Panther Island Reforms Despite Defiant Bureaucrats
Fort Worth City Council voted unanimously to endorse recommended reforms for the over $1.1 billion redevelopment scheme, but bureaucrats in charge of the project are ignoring them.