Kegan Abram taught at Accelerate Christian School.
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Texas Lawmakers Want to Secure the Power Grid
“Securing our power grid is of utmost importance.”
Keller ISD Trustees Protect Kids From Gender Ideology
“Our public schools are for education, not indoctrination.”
Sara Gonzales Calls on Plano City Council to Protect Children
“There is no such thing as a family-friendly drag show, and exposing young children to this type of sexual deviancy is child abuse.”
Plano ISD Refuses to Disclose Taxpayer Money Spent Boosting Billion-Dollar Bonds
The lack of transparency further undermines trust in the district’s officials.
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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.”
Fort Worth Citizens Rally Against Critical Race Theory
“Texans are now acutely aware of the sinister implications of the push of critical race theory in our schools, in our corporations, and in our military forces.”
Edinburg Mayor, City Council Support Outlawing Abortions
The move to make Edinburg the latest sanctuary city for the unborn comes amid growing buzz over the RGV’s changing politics.
Rep. Ronny Jackson Calls on Biden to Take Cognitive Test
Jackson and three other Texas Republicans signed a letter requesting President Joe Biden take a cognitive test due to “mental decline and forgetfulness.”
Dickson: Sterling City Becomes 32nd in the Nation to Outlaw Abortion
The city’s mayor said the vote to pass the ordinance was “an awesome opportunity to be a part of a grassroots movement.”
Rivals Challenge Abbott on Employer Vaccination Mandate
Allen West, Don Huffines, and Chad Prather address Houston Methodist Hospital employees’ fight.
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Cruz Prioritizes RGV in Re-Election Campaign
Third Time’s a Charm for Sen. Cruz to Visit the Rio Grande Valley
Court of Appeals: $300 per hour deal with Paxton Prosecutors Was Unlawful
Judge must vacate his order on prosecutor payments. Might allow Collin County to disgorge fees already paid.
Denton County Republican Party Passes Anti-Straus Resolution
County GOPs continue to join the call for new House leadership that’s committed to the Republican Party platform.
Midland City Council Seeks More Community Involvement
Midland City Councilmembers schedule an evening tax hearing in hopes of encouraging community participation.
County Commissioners Continue to Grow Coffers at Property Owners Expense
Midland County Commissioners propose a 9 percent tax hike on local property owners despite growing sales tax receipts and a bloated reserve fund.
“Republican” Challenger Wants Tax on Water Bottles
Sain is promising to use the power of the position he is seeking to add a new tax on Texans.
Kevin Sparks: Fueling Liberty
Never ceasing to put words into actions, Kevin Sparks shines a light of what it means to take ownership of one’s community and that fiscal responsibility isn’t just something that affects your tax bill.
Montgomery County GOP Votes to Put Toll Road Referendum on the Ballot
A revolution took place in the Montgomery County GOP, with the establishment losing control and precinct chairs voting almost unanimously in favor of placing a toll road referendum on the primary ballot.
In Vote on Failing Dallas Bus Agency, Union Backs Drivers Over Taxpayers
In November’s state-mandated election, Texas State Teachers Association will campaign to keep failing bus bureaucracy Dallas County Schools open at taxpayers’ expense.
Montgomery County GOP Overwhelmingly Passes Anti-Straus Resolution
Resolution condemns Straus’ obstruction of conservative priorities and calls for new leadership.