Paxton filed his seventh lawsuit against a school district for illegal electioneering.
Central Texas
Fredericksburg Residents Plead for Property Tax Relief
Overtaxed homeowners spoke against the city’s proposed tax increase during a public hearing ahead of next week’s final vote.
Round Rock ISD Receives Complaint Over Staff Professional Development Course
In this particular training, school staff were allegedly instructed to hide information regarding a child’s gender “expression” or “identity” from their parents.
US Rep. Chip Roy Hosts Panel on the Dangers of Fentanyl
Roy was joined by several parents, law enforcement, Dripping Springs city council members and officials, and Dripping Springs ISD officials.
School District Trustee Flees Meeting After Motion to Request Her Resignation
The saga continues in Round Rock ISD as one trustee moved to call for the resignation of another trustee, who has been implicated in a federal lawsuit.
MOST RECENT
Citizens Protest ‘Pride’ Proclamations
Local citizens protest “pride” proclamations by small towns in Williamson County.
Bell County Rejects ‘Pride Month’
Despite officials rejecting a pro-LGBT proclamation, one county commissioner put a Pride flag in his courthouse window.
Mayor Pushes ‘Pride’ in Rural Central Texas
“Y’all indeed means ALL. Taylor is a vibrant, diverse, friendly, and growing community. All are welcome and embraced here,” said Mayor Brandt Rydell.
Lockhart High School Caught Teaching Gender Ideology in Health Course
A new video shows a teacher instructing kids on the term “transgenderism.”
Local Republican Party Condemns Attorney General Paxton’s Impeachment
The Williamson County GOP resolution accuses Texas House members of voting to impeach the attorney general without all the facts.
Central Texas Church to Host Event Promoting Child Gender Confusion
The church’s “affirming afternoon” will teach families in Buda how to affirm a mental disorder.
Leander ISD Teacher Explains ‘Gender Identity’ to Elementary Students
Fourth-grade teacher Deanna Perkins hangs pride flags in her classroom and wears a “pronoun lanyard” to school.
San Antonio Teacher & Coach Arrested for ‘Improper’ Sex With Student
Northside ISD teacher Stephanie Woods faces two to 20 years in prison.
Doctors Leave Austin Hospital Amid Gender Mutilation Investigation
After an investigation by Attorney General Ken Paxton, the hospital said doctors who previously worked in the clinic will be leaving.
Teacher Arrested for Sex With Student, Sending ‘Daily Nude Images’ via Snapchat
Police retrieved more than 300 Snapchat messages between Austin teacher David Hoelewyn and his 16-year-old sexual assault victim.
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Round Rock ISD Trustee Sues Superintendent Over Alleged Illegal Investigation
The saga continues in Round Rock ISD as trustee Mary Bone files against scandal-plagued Superintendent Hafedh Azaiez.
Round Rock ISD Parents Petition Texas Education Agency
Parents are asking that TEA remove Round Rock ISD Superintendent Azaiez and halt the “criminal actions” of the Round Rock ISD board of trustees.
Belton School Officials Caught in Bond-Boosting Shenanigans
The new evidence suggests this might be more of a widespread issue in Texas.
Reece: Northside ISD Parents Confront School Board Over ‘Antiracism’ Exercise
“You work for us.”
Runoff Preview: Bius and Kacal Face Off for House District 12
Incumbent Kyle Kacal and Ben Bius compete to represent Central Texas in the state House.
Runoff Preview: Chan and Dorazio Battle for House District 122
Elisa Chan and Mark Dorazio compete to represent Central Texans in the state House.
Runoff Preview: Kitzman and Stephenson Face Off for House District 85
Stan Kitzman and incumbent Phil Stephenson compete to represent Central Texas in the state House.
Runoff Preview: Casteel and Isaac Fight for House District 73
Barron Casteel and Carrie Isaac compete to represent Central Texas in the state House.
School Districts Purchase Explicit Books With Tax Dollars
Austin ISD and Dallas ISD purchased multiple sexually explicit books for middle and high school students.
State Investigating School District’s Shenanigans to Boost Billion-Dollar Bond
Teacher says “maybe it should feel intimidating” when district employees are pressured to vote.