A concerned parent claims her daughter was socially transitioned—referred to by male pronouns and a different name—without parental knowledge or approval.
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Target Sponsors Sexually Charged Dallas Pride Events Targeting Children
While facing a multibillion-dollar boycott for promoting LGBTQ+ to children, Target has been named a sponsor of Dallas Pride’s June Pride events.
City of Dallas Forces Employees to Attend Trans Reeducation Training
The City of Dallas has mandated employees undergo transgender reeducation training any time one of their co-workers comes out as transgender.
Starr County Elections Department Raided, Texas Attorney General Investigating Voter Fraud
Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office conducted a search of the Starr County Elections Department to investigate alleged voter fraud committed in the November 2022 election.
Texas School Superintendent Busted for Soliciting Sex with Teen
Itasca ISD Superintendent Michael Stevens is charged with online solicitation of a minor, a third-degree felony.
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Runoff Preview: Casteel and Isaac Fight for House District 73
Barron Casteel and Carrie Isaac compete to represent Central Texas in the state House.
Runoff Preview: Bowlin and Jolly Clash for House District 70
Eric Bowlin and Jamee Jolly compete to represent North 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.
Runoff Preview: Olcott and Rogers Face Off for House District 60
Mike Olcott and Glenn Rogers compete to represent North Texas in the state House.
Runoff Preview: Younger and Bumgarner Compete for House District 63
Jeff Younger and Ben Bumgarner compete to represent North Texas in the state House.
Burleson ISD Must Put Wrongfully Rejected School Board Challenger on the Ballot
A court ordered the district to hold a special election between the incumbent and challenger Nona Reed, who officials unlawfully kept off the May 7 ballot.
The Spider Web of Power in Texas’ Largest County
Rodney Ellis’ network of relationships works against citizens in Harris County.
Runoff Preview: Chabot and Frazier Fight for House District 61
Paul Chabot and Frederick Frazier compete to represent North Texas in the state House.
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.
Georgetown’s Controversial LGBT Mural Sparks Conflict and Discrimination
“We need to work with the school district to get this corrected and stop having any political statements in our city art.”
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13 Compete to Replace Caraway on Dallas City Council
A November special election to replace disgraced former Dallas Mayor Pro Tem Dwaine Caraway in District 4 draws over a dozen candidates.
School Uses Shady Tactics to Pass Property Tax Swap
Lancaster ISD used a “hide the vote” election date, combined campus “rolling polling” with early voting parties, electioneered inside the polls, and tried to intimidate opponents.
Grand Jury Finds Travis Tax Office ‘Facilitated Theft’
The scathing grand jury report revealed ‘greatly alarming’ problems within the county tax office.
The Woodlands Township Lowers Tax Rate
Township board adopts budget and tax rate for the next fiscal year.
Confusion: Harris County Voter Registrar Wrongly Suspends Voters
Harris County’s Democrat voter registrar Ann Harris Bennett admits wrongly suspending voters whose residence addresses are in question.
Collin College Raising Taxes to Pay for Bond Debt
Collin County Community College District joins other local entities increasing property tax burdens on local residents, after pledging they wouldn’t raise taxes to pay bond debt.
Company Turns Down Millions in Economic Incentive Deal
Listening to his “conscience,” business owner Alex Fairly ends a $1.8 million incentive deal with Amarillo’s economic development corporation.
Local Taxpayer Seeks Injunction Against Amarillo Ballpark
Questioning the legality of a city-led land swap, one Amarillo resident is seeking an injunction against the city’s multimillion-dollar ballpark.
Houston May Provide Millions to Lure Luxury Hotel
Last March, Houston’s convention bureau held public meetings about the city’s desire to lure a luxury hotel...
Amarillo City Council Implements 7 a.m. Meeting Time
Grab your coffee! Beginning September 4, Amarillo City Council will begin a 90-day “test period” of 7 a.m. meeting times.