Zul Mohamed pleaded guilty to 109 voter fraud felonies committed during his 2020 run for Carrollton mayor.
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UT Arlington Plans ‘Pride Month’ Drag Show
“Taxpayers’ money shouldn’t go to this event.”
Tarrant County Democrat: Open Borders Are A Human Right
Deborah Peoples, the Democrat candidate for Tarrant County Judge, promises to be an “outspoken advocate” on the issue.
Texas Christian University to Host ‘Hispanic Heritage’ Drag Show
“We’re going to challenge non-queer people to think queerly.”
Obscene Books Drive Tomball School Board Race
Questions regarding explicit materials in Tomball ISD libraries are energizing this local election.
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Amid a Self-Created Crisis, Austin City Council Goes on 6-Week Vacation
“I don’t see how the city council can look themselves in the mirror and say, ‘We’re doing right for our citizens.’”
Infusing Critical Race Theory Into Fort Worth Schools
Fort Worth ISD is fixated on putting “racial equity” above all else.
Betsy Price Running for Tarrant County Judge
Price’s claims of being a conservative do not match her recent record.
Dickson: Sundown Becomes 31st City in the Nation to Outlaw Abortion
“God has chosen us for a time such as this. I am proud that my community and our council stand behind the right to life,” Mayor Jonathan Strickland.
COVID Mandate Stories: ‘We Went Broke’
Houston-area Chuters Dance and Night Club didn’t survive Gov. Greg Abbott’s shutdowns.
Grapevine High School Yearbook Features Photo Depicting Trump as Hitler
Upset parents say the school’s 2019-2020 yearbook contained political propaganda.
Where Have Austin Officials Been Spending Hundreds of Millions of Dollars?
“Our homeless need actual solutions, not more waste and corruption.”
Tarrant County Judge Won’t Seek Re-Election
Citizens have an opportunity to bring major change to the commissioners court.
Dickson: Levelland Becomes 30th City in the Nation to Outlaw Abortion
“Abortion does not help women, it destroys women and takes the life of their children.”
Amarillo Council to Consider Issuing $35M in Taxpayer-Funded Debt
The debt issuance would fund renovations for a new city hall facility, despite the failure of a spending package last year that included the item.
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County Officials Respond To Citizens’ Concerns About McKinney Land Grab
Collin County commissioners listened and responded to frustrated residents’ concerns about the city of McKinney’s forced annexation plans.
Mayor of Lewisville Also Denton County’s Chief Appraiser
Rudy Durham should not work at DCAD and be in locally elected office simultaneously. Although it’s legal, it’s a direct conflict of interest.
Bell County Residents Say ‘No’ To Belton Land Grab
County property owners want the City of Belton to stop its forced annexation land grab and let the people vote.
Ector County, Know What’s On Your Ballot?
Seven constitutional amendments and three local propositions will be on Ector County’s ballot next week. Here are the details you need to know before heading to the voting booth.
State Senator Speaks Against Mesquite’s Land Grab
State Sen. Bob Hall chides Mesquite City Council for trying to rush through forced annexations before they’re outlawed.
Maverick County Taxpayers’ Fight Against Commissioners Court
Maverick County taxpayers are pushing back against their commissioners court and questionably budgetary practices.
Midland: What to Expect at the Ballot Box
Seven constitutional amendments and two bond proposals will be on Midland’s ballot next week. Here are the details you need to know before heading to the voting booth.
Alamo: Reimagining Versus Remembering
The 1836 battle cry to “Remember the Alamo” had nothing to do with the structure, and everything to do with those who were massacred there. Honoring them fully and faithfully must be the foremost priority of any preservation effort.
Citizens Revolt Against Ranger College
Vote YES Ranger College PAC threatens to file suit against citizens opposing the Ranger College tax annexation. Citizens revolted and a local District Attorney fires back at false claims.
Huffines Calls for Investigation of Illegal Red Light Cameras
After Austin reporters uncovered that most red light cameras in Texas may have been installed in defiance of state law, a leading legislator is calling for an official investigation.