Interim Superintendent Karen Molinar says too many children are not meeting grade-level standards.

Interim Superintendent Karen Molinar says too many children are not meeting grade-level standards.
None of the five pro-family slate candidates defeated the incumbents.
The GOP maintains control of statewide government, raising questions on whether the priorities of the party’s grassroots will be passed or ignored.
Although not the wave Republicans were hoping for, Republicans showed improvement in South Texas as voters will send new Republicans to represent them in federal and state office.
Former Tarrant County Republican Chairman Tim O’Hare has defeated...
Clay Jenkins defies Texas governor’s ban on mask mandates.
Hopefully, something good can come from this tragedy. Austin citizens will be able to weigh in on police defunding at the polls this fall.
Taxpayer funding and documentation show the size and scale of the effort.
Nice work, if you can get it.
District Clerk Lynne Finley called Hill’s document request a “security breach” and asked the county to fund a private server for her office.
The DA is allowing many criminal suspects to go back on the streets without even seeing a judge.
Craig Gualtiere announces support from more than 10,000 Amarillo voters seeking to have a say on building a new city hall using taxpayer-funded debt.
“Austin has NEVER been less safe than it is today.”
“I am and will ALWAYS be a believer that the taxpayers should have a voice in how their money is spent,” Jackson said.
Redistricting is the biggest unknown for candidates considering runs in 2022.
Bleak finance reports at the top of the ticket may negatively impact Democrats all the way down the ballot.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is strongly supporting Huffman
FORT WORTH, Texas—Conservatives in Cowtown are taking another shot at replacing one of the most liberal...
Conservative activists are collecting petition signatures to put a red-light camera ban on the city’s November ballot.
He’s also been working hard on the campaign trail—knocking more than 3,000 doors personally all across Frisco, Sanger, and the rest of the district.
Stucky was savvy enough to avoid taking particularly perilous votes, but his body of work leaves much to be desired for taxpayers.
After his first session, Capriglione turned his back on his constituents and joined the very cabal that he’d campaigned to oppose.
Bedsole supported high property taxes and the obstructionists that have worked
against taxpayers to prevent meaningful reform.
Abbott sharply criticized Davis for her role in killing ethics reform, one of his top priorities during the previous sessions.
The departing Speaker’s endorsement of Hugh Shine may make his re-election even more difficult.