Texas Public Policy Foundation discovered the district spent more than $8,000 and is raising questions over whether part of it was taxpayer money.
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AG Paxton Rebukes Round Rock Officials for Decreeing Themselves an Extra Year in Power
The mayor and councilmembers facing an election this year tried to shield themselves from voters until 2021. The Texas attorney general said absolutely not.
Jackson Victory Starts Draining of Amarillo Establishment Swamp
With Ronny Jackson striking a blow for the grassroots with his victory over establishment flagship candidate Josh Winegarner, Amarillo voters now have a chance to keep draining the swamp.
North Texas School Board to Consider LGBTQ+ Student Focus Group
School district drafts controversial plan that will divide students against each other and introduce radical politics.
Commentary: Arlington Term Limits, Part Deux
The City of Arlington should not be limited to the creativity of a few, just as no skilled painter can be satisfied by paint-by-number tasks assigned to him.
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Was the Review of Granger’s Panther Island Accurate?
An appeal by Tarrant Regional Water District to Texas Attorney General contradicts the review’s finding that Panther Island’s design phase was completed last year.
Ellis County Becomes Second Amendment Sanctuary
Another Texas county reaffirms citizens’ gun rights and rejects unconstitutional firearms restrictions.
ELECTION: Houston Mayoral Contest Goes to Runoff
Incumbent Sylvester Turner and attorney Tony Buzbee advance to a runoff election.
Wichita Falls Resident to Run for Congress
Business consultant Jamie Culley joins the Republican primary for U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry’s seat.
Citizens React to State Intervening in Austin Homeless Crisis
For months, Austin citizens have been outspoken over the city council’s controversial homeless camping law. Now, they’re reacting to the latest episode in the city’s months-long saga.
ELECTION: RGV Races Surrounded by Corruption Head to Runoffs
Incumbents and their allies in Edinburg and La Joya are in jeopardy as several races are headed to runoffs.
ELECTION: Conroe ISD Fails to Pass Complete Bond Package
Despite massive electioneering with taxpayer dollars by Conroe ISD, Proposition A passes narrowly, while Proposition B fails.
ELECTION: Democrats Crushed in The Woodlands
Voters in suburban Montgomery County repudiate the immature antics of left-wing activists.
ELECTION: Texas Panhandle Voters Back School District Bonds
Panhandle voters approved more debt for local taxpayers.
ELECTION: Patrick Payton Elected Midland Mayor
Payton swept the election, unseating incumbent Mayor Jerry Morales in the three-way mayoral race.
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TML: Politicians First, Texans Last
One of the first things you’ll notice while attending a local government meeting is that political posturing...
Local Debt: Don’t Wait Until November
Engaged Texans can more effectively influence their local officials by taking proactive steps now as opposed to waiting until November.
Carona Opposes Hall’s Impeachment
Early this morning, State Sen. John Carona released a statement via email in opposition to the impeachment...
Claim: Powers Misled UT Investigators On Role
New information is emerging this morning that lays the growing legislative clout-abuse scandal at the feet...
Local Voice Prevails Against Waste, Eminent Domain
Something bizarre happened at a recent Colleyville City Council meeting; dissent amongst local officials. In...
Are ISDs Breaking The Law?
Instead of spending tremendous capital in efforts to “transform” public education in alleged conflict with state law, districts should find ways to help their teachers develop innovative ways to align curriculum with state guidelines.
Empower Texans Sets Stage for Court Challenge to TEC Rules
Attorneys argue statute, Commission rules unconstitutional Austin, TX— In a hearing before the Texas Ethics...
“Common” Concern In Coppell ISD
Texas is in the midst of a local debt epidemic, one that’s primarily driven by bonds issued by government...
Lack of Competition Enabled “Re-purp-licans”
Gerrymandering and other demographic factors make the majority of general elections between opposing parties effectively noncompetitive.
Ralph Hall Makes History…Will Texans Take Notice?
Perhaps one of the biggest upsets in May’s runoff’s elections was Rep. Ralph Hall’s loss to his Republican...