Former East Texas pastor Timothy Nall has a history of sex crime charges involving children.
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North Texas School Official Caught Using District Plane for Family Trip
Granbury ISD residents question if the assistant superintendent violated ethics policies by using taxpayer resources for personal gain.
Frisco ISD Doubles Down on ‘LGBTQIA+’ Restroom Policies
The Dallas suburb school district says despite new policy, it will continue letting “transgender” students use opposite-sex bathrooms.
Texas State Rep.-elect Files Legislation to ‘Buy Down’ Property Taxes
Ninety percent of the $27 billion in excess revenue would go toward “buying down” the school portion of Texans’ property tax bills.
Collin County DA Greg Willis Responds to ‘Lawsuit Full of Lies’
“The truth is on our side, and the rule of law will win the day.”
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Far-Left County District Attorney Continues His Version of ‘Justice’
A local attorney said it’s “pretty obvious” the district attorney is “learning on the job.”
Dickson: Centerville Becomes 33rd City in the Nation to Outlaw Abortion
“People ought not to believe everything the media tells them. Most of Texas, most of America, is pro-life!”
Antifa Targets Home of Austin City Manager
No Austin City Council member, the mayor, nor any local news station appear to have commented or reported on the incident.
Fort Worth Spends More and More on Equity and Excellence Department
“The money being used to play to the radical leftist crowd should be used to benefit the children of the district rather than playing politics.”
Dickson: The Fight for Unborn Life on the US-Mexico Border
“We are going to be loud, and we are going to be a voice for the unborn. We will be silent no more!”
Amarillo Council Continues Defying Voters on City Hall Project
Councilman Cole Stanley casts sole vote against maximum $2 million contract.
Amarillo Businessman Taking Aim at City Hall Project
Amarillo businessman Craig Gualtiere has started a petition and filed a lawsuit aimed at giving voters a say on the Amarillo City Council’s plan to move forward with a $35 million city hall project.
Jury Convicts Dallas Developer for Bribing Corrupt City Officials
Local businessman found guilty of buying political favors from Democrat council members in city’s latest public corruption scandal involving low-income housing.
Amarillo Council Kickstarts Process for New Civic Center Plan Despite Voter Rejection
City council votes to approve $494,000 agreement to consider new path forward for Amarillo Civic Center following Proposition A’s defeat last year.
Austinites Petition to Overrule More Harmful City Policies
“Our city has never been less safe, and we must turn the tide on the policies that caused it.”
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Collin County Votes to Void More Paxton Prosecutors’ Fees
“The law should apply equally to everyone, no matter who is being prosecuted or defended.”
Gun Owners of America Visits the Permian Basin
GOA’s Chairman and chief lobbyist make their way to Midland and Odessa to discuss current issues involving Second Amendment rights and how to you can get involved.
Plano Proposes $12 Million Property Tax Increase
Even after a 1 cent tax rate cut, the city is projected to raise property taxes on existing residents by $11.9 million, due to higher appraisal values.
Hill GOP Chair Steamrolls Members’ Motion to Censure Cook
Interestingly enough, Orr was also the vote canvasser in charge of Hill County during the 2016 Republican Primary – where mismatched vote totals erred in Cook’s favor.
Ector County ISD Announces $291 Million Bond and Tax Increase Election
After four other government entities proposed property tax hikes, Ector County ISD joined in. Trustees have officially called for a November bond in the amount of $291 million, along with a tax increase election.
Abbott Endorses Two Judicial Candidates from the RGV
Two Hispanic Lieutenant Colonels From the RGV Run for Thirteenth District Court of Appeals
Dallas County GOP Passes Anti-Straus Resolution
Republicans in Texas’ second-largest county join calls for new House leadership that supports the party platform.
WSJ: Paxton Case is a ‘Political Prosecution’
The editorial board of the Wall Street Journal is taking notice of the political prosecution of Ken Paxton, and they don’t like what they see.
Jay Wiley to Challenge State Representative Paul Workman
Workman has a reputation for dodging questions about Speaker Straus and being a reliable vote for him.
Katy ISD Calls For Yet Another Bond Election
Katy ISD board of trustees is calling for a third bond election in four years.