The women will not be required to register as sex offenders.
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University of North Texas Offers Students Chest Binders and Fake Genitalia
The university’s “OUTfits Clothing Closet” is donation-based and free for students who wish to pretend to be the opposite gender.
Bell County Rejects ‘Pride Month’
Despite officials rejecting a pro-LGBT proclamation, one county commissioner put a Pride flag in his courthouse window.
Harris County Creates New LGBT Commission
“While residents of Harris County are struggling to pay their outrageous tax bills, the commissioners court is focusing on woke agendas to no benefit of their constituents,” said Brady Gray.
El Paso City Council Members Use Taxpayer-funded Fuel Cards for Personal Travel
After getting caught with more than $5,000 in fuel spending, former City Rep. Claudia Rodriguez says the city must prove she did something wrong.
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Belton School Officials Caught in Bond-Boosting Shenanigans
The new evidence suggests this might be more of a widespread issue in Texas.
McKinney School Board Censures Conservative Trustee
“I can’t believe this witch hunt has gone this far,” said McKinney resident Mike Giles.
Reece: Northside ISD Parents Confront School Board Over ‘Antiracism’ Exercise
“You work for us.”
McKinney School Board Continues ‘Witch Hunt’ Against Conservative Trustee
A special meeting to consider censuring board member Chad Green is set for May 31 at 9:00 a.m.
Disgraced Elections Admin Taken to Court Over Runoff Ballot Security
Harris County Republican Party says disgraced Democrat Isabel Longoria violated ballot chain-of-custody laws in Tuesday’s primary runoff.
Amarillo Voters Pick Nominees for November
Voters in Potter and Randall counties selected their nominees for November on Tuesday night.
Texas Sheriff Urges Local Districts to Deploy School Marshals
“It is time,” says Bosque County Sheriff Trace Hendricks.
Harris County GOP: Longoria to Violate Texas Election Code—Again
Republicans say the disgraced election administrator is bypassing ballot security rules and “pre-blaming” the party for counting delays in Tuesday’s primary runoffs.
NRA Shoots Down Frazier’s False Claim on Misleading Mailers
Guns rights advocate calls Texas House candidate Frederick Frazier a soft-on-the-Second Amendment Republican.
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.
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Public Funds Used to Send At-Risk Students to Unaccredited Schools
The last county school district claims to be a “service provider” but takes full advantage of the benefits offered to public schools while shirking accountability.
Hispanic Republicans Host Rafael Cruz in North Texas
A new Republican club is engaging Hispanic voters in the Metroplex.
Pecos Residents Outraged Over Onerous Ordinance
New city code outlaws manufactured homes, and would micromanage citizens’ lawns, paint, and roofing.
McLennan County DA Race Narrows to Single Candidate
Other candidates have dropped out, leaving Johnson as the prospective DA.
Texas Supreme Court Brings Big Cases to West Texas
To promote accountability and access, the Supreme Court of Texas occasionally leaves its Austin courtroom to hold its proceedings all over Texas.
Austin ISD Attempting to Discriminate Against Christians
The Texas Attorney General cautioned the school board to not proceed with a discriminatory policy.
Property Rights Activists Launch “Vote FOR Tier 2” Campaign
Advocates fighting to stop forced annexation in their counties are educating voters on “Tier 2” ballot measures ahead of the November 6 election.
Celina School Spending $25 Million on Sports Stadium Complex
A small North Texas School district is spending big bucks on new sports facilities instead of classrooms.
Waco ISD Raises Taxes Despite Record Revenue Increase
Waco ISD raises property taxes and significantly increases spending.
City Officials Accused of Conflict of Interest
Allegations regarding conflicts of interest and First Amendment violations led to a contentious interchange between two citizens and Amarillo City Council last Tuesday.