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Thousands of Dallas ISD Emails Contain Gender Identity Terms

September 4, 2023

Dallas ISD has more than 30,000 emails referencing gender identity terms and left-wing sex education advocacy groups.

Amarillo Activists Organizing Anti-Propositions Campaign

August 25, 2020

As the Amarillo City Council is pushing ballot proposals to issue $275 million in tax-funded debt and extend their terms by two years, activists are rallying to defeat these proposals in November.

Republican John Browning Appointed to Texas Court of Appeals

August 25, 2020

Browning is running in November to retain the Republican seat on the Democrat-dominated 5th Court of Appeals in Dallas.

Dallas Budget: Higher Taxes and Spending, but Fewer Cops

August 25, 2020

Dallas’ proposed city budget doesn’t match the mayor’s words.

Texas Coronavirus Update: Over 451,000 Recoveries

August 24, 2020

Tragically, 11,370 have died from the Chinese coronavirus.

MOST RECENT

Questionable Actions Taint Midland Bond Election

Both the pro- and anti-bond PACs plan to contest the election in court after opening the Midland “mystery box” revealed 836 missing ballots.

Retiring Cedar Park Principal Takes Parting Shots at Trump

The principal’s Twitter feed has since been removed from the school’s website homepage.

Midland Elections Commission to Review Elections Administrator After Box of Ballots Found

The Midland County Elections Commission has announced a meeting this Friday to discuss and take action on the Elections Administrator.

Staff Blog: Life-Saving Judge’s Intervention Absolutely Necessary

Tarrant District Court Judge Alex Kim’s intervention saved 9-month-old Tinslee Lewis, but that wouldn’t have been necessary if the Texas Legislature had repealed the unjust 10-day-rule this year.

Grassroots Rock Tarrant Property Tax Election

Efforts led by Chandler Crouch to bring taxpayers more representation to the Tarrant Appraisal Board resulted in three newcomers being elected.

Commentary: Austin City Council is Bleeding Us Dry

City hall’s high taxes and foolish decisions are ruining Austin.

Dallas County Primary Fights Set for 2020

Democrats field candidates in every race; eight have no Republican challengers.

Alarming Discrepancies Found in Midland Election

County officials’ attempt to reconcile bond election numbers uncovers more “missing” ballots and a mysterious ballot box.

Is A Democrat Running for Tarrant Republican Precinct Chair?

Vanessa Steinkamp looks to shore up Republican credentials in latest chapter of the conflict between the conservative and liberal camps in Colleyville.

Midland School District Spent Big on Controversial Bond Election

Records are just now being revealed that show the Midland Independent School District spent nearly $60,000 of taxpayer funds on election material that residents argue is unethical at best.