The sheriff’s alleged misuse of funds cost county taxpayers well over $200,000.

The sheriff’s alleged misuse of funds cost county taxpayers well over $200,000.
Charles Poling, an assistant football coach at Bartlett ISD in Central Texas, was the second teacher arrested Wednesday for sexual assault of a child.
If Gerdes does not support State Rep. David Cook for House Speaker, the county party says that they will censure him.
Former McLennan County Sheriff’s Office employee Johnathan Crawley has alleged that Sheriff Parnell McNamara hand-picked him to do personal labor on his Bosqueville farm during normal duty hours and billed the county for his time for years.
US Foods will receive over $1 million in grants from the Texas Enterprise Fund towards the expansion, which is slated to create 165 new jobs.
Local property taxpayers already owe more than $638 million in bond debt.
The arrests follow several complaints about the complex regarding narcotics, human trafficking, and threats to apartment personnel.
Jennifer Massey worked as an art teacher in Comal ISD.
John Ghrist used Snapchat and a school-approved app to message a 15-year-old girl, and police fear there could be more victims.
Liberty Hill, Manor, Marble Falls, and San Marcos all have a VATRE proposition on the ballot to increase school district funding.
A partisan vendor’s attempt to register a deceased citizen to vote prompted Paxton’s supplemental motions.
The perils of government picking winners and losers means taxpayers are footing part of this bill.
The presentation will examine “what it means to be transgender and non-binary.”
Two sections of the city’s electioneering law, including restrictions on residents “congregating” outside its sole polling location, are temporarily voided.
After publicly sharing vaccine records, the district said they are committed to ensuring that privacy is protected.
State Rep. Ellen Troxclair is seeking to spoil a comeback attempt by former State Rep. Kyle Biedermann.
Republican candidates for House Districts 12 and 14 discussed their proposed policies for top issues ahead of the March 5 primary election.
A local citizen challenging nearly 200 books for inappropriate sexual content has been told it will take a month to review each book.
A reading assignment teaches students to use their pronouns when closing an email to “normalize gender inclusivity.”
The outgoing party chairman ignored members’ requests to conduct the election more securely.
Hays CISD confirmed that Danielle Dunn has been fired from her position.
The board is also considering new policies and procedures that would remove the city council and mayor as the deciding factors, leaving some decisions entirely to the board.
The saga continues in Round Rock Independent School District as the school board continues to reward its disgraced superintendent.
His primary challenger Mary Bone called his version of events into question.
Leander ISD informed parents that Michael Winters was placed on administrative leave once the district learned of the alleged sexual contact.