Trustees will vote Tuesday whether to put a PediPlace clinic in a local high school.
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Blain: Black Americans Want Cops in Their Neighborhoods
Poll shows vast majority of Black Americans want police and better interactions with them.
Should Dallas City Council Fund a Government ‘Nightmare’ Instead of Police?
Mothers of special-needs children decry proposals to reallocate taxpayer funds from the police department to government mental health teams.
Fort Worth Christian School Offering Safe In-Person Classes
Options exist for parents frustrated with public education plans for the upcoming school year.
GOP Congressmen: Austin Council Proposing ‘Legislative Death Warrant for Police Officers’
“It’s time to take Austin back from the radical Marxists.”
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Mystery Surrounds Company in North Texas Water District Cover-Up
The Tarrant Regional Water District has paid taxpayer money to a company that is seemingly nowhere to be found.
Fort Worth Mayor to Abbott: Keep Refugees Coming
In an action casting more doubt on her claims of being a Republican, Mayor Betsy Price of Fort Worth sent a letter asking the governor to continue allowing refugees to resettle in the Lone Star State.
Cook Children’s Hospital Subpoenas True Texas Project in Quest to Kill Baby
After a Tarrant County judge stopped them from pulling the plug on 9-month-old Tinslee Lewis’s ventilator, lawyers from the hospital are harassing a North Texas activist group for their alleged connection with the judge.
Collin Becomes Biggest Texas County to Support Second Amendment
County commissioners unanimously reaffirm oaths to protect citizens’ constitutional liberties.
Keller ISD Rewards Pro-Bond Vendor With Taxpayer-Backed Bond Money
VLK Architects,—a school design vendor that made $3.8 million after spending $5,000 promoting a $169 million school bond in 2014—is being greased again with new debt put on the district’s taxpayers.
Discrepancies Overshadow Results of Midland Bond Recount
An election recount for a massive Midland school bond now shows the measure passing by 11 votes, but over 800 votes that cannot be reconciled have left residents troubled.
Second Amendment Resolution on Collin Commissioners’ Monday Agenda
County Judge Chris Hill says Collin officials support the 2A movement but won’t use the term “sanctuary” in their resolution.
City of Edinburg Gets Major Shakeup After Election
Following the elections, a new majority made several changes to the makeup of the city government.
Montgomery County Becomes Largest “Gun Sanctuary” County
County commissioners unanimously pass resolution to not enforce unconstitutional gun laws.
Fox Files to Run for 401st District Court
Attorney Sarah Fox joins the list of Republicans running for the open Collin County bench.
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North Texas Toll Authority Responds with Spin
In response to widespread criticism, the North Texas Toll Authority (NTTA) is sending out propaganda to its...
Politicians Are Servants, Not Masters
In a shocking display of arrogance, local officials and their taxpayer-funded government interest groups are...
Allen Parkway Anti-Improvement Plan
For Houstonians commuting between River Oaks and Downtown, Allen Parkway has traditionally been most...
Governor Abbott Addresses Midland Republican Party
The Midland County Republican Party hosted their annual Bush Day Dinner on March 3rd at the Horseshoe Arena....
Texas: Fearless And Confident
On March 2, 1836, Texas’ founding fathers declared independence from Mexico because that government had...
Montgomery County’s $350 Million Road Bond
The Montgomery County Commissioners Court unanimously agreed to ignore the concerns of many of their...
Local officials fabricate claims about appraisal cap legislation
Since local government officials across the state are on a full-court press to prevent passage of property...
Texans Fight for Faith and Family
Conservative and faith-based leaders from around Texas gathered in Austin Tuesday as part of Texas Faith and...
Fort Worth Mayor at Odds With Burton, Shaheen, Taxpayers
Sen. Konni Burton (R-Colleyville) shocked the Austin establishment after stating she would not meet with...
Is HISD’s $4 Million Facility Study A Precursor to Another Bond?
It appears another HISD bond proposal looms on the horizon, according to district superintendent, Terry...