Sydnie Henry

Sydnie Henry

A born and bred Texan, Sydnie serves as the Managing Editor for Texas Scorecard. She graduated from Patrick Henry College with a B.A. in Government and is utilizing her research and writing skills to spread truth to Texans.
Attorney General Paxton Calls for Opposition to College Sports Commission Agreement
Attorney General Paxton Calls for Opposition to College Sports Commission Agreement
Texas Tech University had previously expressed concerns that the agreement violated state law.
Feds: Honduran National Caught Hauling 51 Illegals in Hidden Compartment
Feds: Honduran National Caught Hauling 51 Illegals in Hidden Compartment
Greibein Alexis Pinot-Duartez, an illegal alien from Honduras, is charged with smuggling and could face up to 10 years in federal prison.
Attorney General Launches Investigation Into Use of CCP-Aligned Tech Products in Texas Power Grid
Attorney General Launches Investigation Into Use of CCP-Aligned Tech Products in Texas Power Grid
State law prohibits CCP-aligned companies from accessing critical infrastructure.
Paxton Secures Major Win Challenging Harris County Bail Consent Decree
Paxton Secures Major Win Challenging Harris County Bail Consent Decree
The decree allowed Harris County to release defendants on minimal or no bond despite prior criminal history.
Texas Sheriff Calls for Stronger State & Local Enforcement of Immigration Law
Texas Sheriff Calls for Stronger State & Local Enforcement of Immigration Law
Goliad County Sheriff Roy Boyd warned that without action, the cartel violence and instability witnessed daily in Mexico will take deeper root in the...
Former Alvin Community College Dual Enrollment Instructor Arrested for Child Sex Crimes
Former Alvin Community College Dual Enrollment Instructor Arrested for Child Sex Crimes
Erik Neel worked on two Pearland ISD high school campuses.
Paxton Sues Two More School Districts for Refusing Ten Commandments Displays
Paxton Sues Two More School Districts for Refusing Ten Commandments Displays
Round Rock ISD and Leander ISD are the latest to face legal action from the attorney general.
Paxton Sues Galveston ISD for Refusing Ten Commandments Displays
Paxton Sues Galveston ISD for Refusing Ten Commandments Displays
Galveston ISD is not among the districts exempted from displaying the Ten Commandments by federal court order.
Austin’s Record Tax Increase Proposal Fails at Ballot Box
Austin’s Record Tax Increase Proposal Fails at Ballot Box
Prop Q would have raised city property tax bills 20 percent.
Federal Appeals Court To Take Up Texas’ Ten Commandments Law
Federal Appeals Court To Take Up Texas’ Ten Commandments Law
The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear the case en banc.
ICE Houston Arrests Fleeing Illegal Alien Stuck on Sign
ICE Houston Arrests Fleeing Illegal Alien Stuck on Sign
Marlon Odir Gomez Hernandez is a suspected MS-13 gang member.
Secretary of State Moves to Dismiss Texas GOP’s Lawsuit to Close the Primaries
Secretary of State Moves to Dismiss Texas GOP’s Lawsuit to Close the Primaries
The Texas GOP is arguing that only Republicans should choose the party nominees.