Increasing appraisals frequently zero out any benefit property owners receive from a decreased or held-in-check rate.
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State Rep. Andrew Murr Admonished by Constituents—Again
Murr was censured by the Bandera County GOP last week, while the Real County GOP approved a resolution of admonishment.
Fort Worth School Libraries Remove More Than 100 Books for Review
A new state law taking effect September 1 requires school districts to ensure library materials are age-appropriate.
Tarrant County Votes ‘No Confidence’ in Appraisal District Chief
County commissioners urge the Tarrant Appraisal District board to fire Chief Appraiser Jeff Law “immediately.”
Katy ISD Adopts New Pro-Parent Gender Policy
After 6 hours of public comment and heated debates, the board voted 4-3 in favor of the new policy.
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BREAKING: Prosper ISD School Board President Arrested for Indecency with a Child
Trustee Drew Wilborn was booked into Dallas County jail on Wednesday.
Prosper ISD Board Gives Scandal-plagued Superintendent a Vote of Confidence
Prosper parents are unlikely to receive transparency or accountability from the district until the sex abuse lawsuit is resolved.
Retirements Shake Up Amarillo City Council Elections
Amarillo voters will see a new majority on the city council next year. The only question is who will be on the newly elected board.
Man in Thong Gyrates in Front of Child at ‘All-ages’ Drag Show in Austin
“The atrocity that took place at Moxy Austin is proof that a drag show for children is nothing more than an atmosphere that allows for the grooming of children.”
Will New Details About Sex Abuse Scandal Impact Prosper Superintendent’s New Contract?
Prosper ISD parents deserve answers and accountability.
World Economic Forum & Clinton Foundation Fund Austin Healthcare Council
Through this partnership, global elites and stakeholders with government interests could influence decisions that affect Austinites.
Texas Restaurant Backpedals on ‘All-ages’ Drag Show, Now 18+ Only
“This is just a tiny win in a fight that will only rage harder.”
Conservative Company Responds to Grapevine Police Rejecting Gift After Leftists Attack
“Patriot Mobile remains resolute in supporting our first responders.”
Democrat Lawmakers Praise Dallas Restaurant’s ‘All-ages’ Drag Show
“It’s … sick hearing these lawmakers praise the ‘all-ages’ drag show where performers toast the people who ‘lick us where we pee.’”
‘Disappointed’ GOP Grassroots Will Keep Pressing Lawmakers to Pass Priorities
“Every citizen should be in contact with their state representative and senator.”
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Colleyville Candidate’s Claims Questioned
Place 2 candidate Vanessa Steinkamp’s claims of conservatism conflict with personal messages.
Bernie Sanders Endorses Fort Worth Mayoral Candidate
Democrat candidate for presidential nomination inserts himself into Fort Worth politics in Democrats’ latest play to turn Texas blue in 2020.
Commentary: How One Student Group Spreads an Inspiring Pro-Life Message
One cross per child, one rose per woman.
Will San Antonio’s Mayor Continue Discriminating?
The mayor, who recently banned Chick-fil-A for its religious beliefs, is up for re-election in May.
Controversy Clouds Dallas’ New Anti-Worker Paid Sick Leave
Mayor Rawlings pointed to clouds of corruption as councilmen clash over controversial mandate.
Commentary: Why Taxpayers Should Vote NO on Allen ISD Bond
A simple year-long delay will allow reconsideration of all the projects and proposals without impacting the quality of our district.
What to Expect on Ector County’s Ballot
Ector County’s hospital district and Odessa College feature a slate of trustee candidates on the May 4 ballot.
Garland Asks Voters for $423M in Debt, Tax Hike
The city plans to raise its property tax rate by 12 percent if all eight spending proposals are approved.
Dallas Residents Protest High-Density Development
Proposed rezoning of Mountain Creek Parkway area would bring in apartment buildings and businesses too close to home.
Commentary: Will San Antonio Voters Stand Up for Chick-fil-A?
After the city council discriminated against the popular chicken restaurant, San Antonio voters have a chance to make their voices heard.