Controversial Chief Appraiser Jeff Law will keep his job but must undergo a “repair” process.

Controversial Chief Appraiser Jeff Law will keep his job but must undergo a “repair” process.
After UT administrators’ attempts to silence him, the professor is seeking to “vindicate” his free speech rights.
The resolution would make Dallas a sanctuary city for abortion.
“What we are seeing over and over again is an evil creep into our schools.”
“Something is wrong in the profession of teaching.”
A Valentine ISD teacher was sentenced to 20 years after agents found child sexual abuse material on multiple devices.
Giving special deals to the big business enemies of timeless principles.
Frisco ISD high school teacher tells “closeted” LGBTQ+ kids on social media that she will be their safe place and keep their secret hidden.
Granbury ISD administrator’s six flights with family versus three with prospective aviation students an ethical “gray area.”
“I think the whole system needs [to be] scrapped.”
“Cheers to you, cheers to me. Cheers to the ones who lick us where we pee.”
“We will continue to organize until we see all woke materials and practices gone.”
Three James Bowie High School alumni are suing the school’s theater teacher for leading a “sexually abusive environment.”
Parents want Wilborn’s replacement to be elected by the community, not hand-picked by the board.
Cavazos’ departure adds Arlington to the list of Texas school districts searching for new superintendents.
The City of Taylor will not sponsor the annual Christmas parade because its organizers want to promote biblical values.
Local officials delivered where Republicans at the state level have failed.
Early voting in the December 13 special runoff starts November 28.
Full transparency and accountability are required to rebuild voters’ confidence in elections.
“Bail reform” led to 34 percent of murder suspects arrested in 2021 being released on bail or their own recognizance.
Harris County GOP says Elections Administrator Clifford Tatum “needs to be held accountable for repeatedly violating Texas election law.”
“The truth is that black, brown, and poor kids in this country do not get the education they deserve because we’re in a system that wasn’t built for us.”
Granbury ISD residents question if the assistant superintendent violated ethics policies by using taxpayer resources for personal gain.
The Dallas suburb school district says despite new policy, it will continue letting “transgender” students use opposite-sex bathrooms.
Ninety percent of the $27 billion in excess revenue would go toward “buying down” the school portion of Texans’ property tax bills.