Federal authorities said they caught Garrett Elementary teacher Jessica Ferguson on wiretap taking part in the illegal operation while at the school.
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Will This School Board Finally Respond to Criminal Accusations Against Its Superintendent?
“Why did you hire him? Why are you protecting him?”
School District Calls Short-notice Meeting to Enact Mask Mandate 2 Days After Christmas
“It demonstrates how the whole system is infected with progressivism.”
Potter County GOP Withdraws Plan to Use Paper Ballots
Amarillo voters will continue to use electronic machines to cast ballots in March.
South Texas State Rep. Armando Martinez Gets First GOP Challenger In 10 Years
Jimmie Garcia, a 31-year-old truck driver, is the first Republican to challenge the longtime Weslaco Democrat since 2012, and only the second since 2002.
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Schlegel: ‘I Voted for Freedom’
“I voted as a woman and as a single mother of three—including one with special needs—who have hope for their future. I voted for them, for their country, for the future.”
Local Elections to Watch in North Texas
“Make sure you know who you’re voting for locally. That affects you way more than POTUS.”
Reviewing Amarillo’s 2021 Tax Bill
A look at the tax rates Amarillo citizens can expect to pay this year.
If Riots Return, Will Democrat District Attorney Enforce the Law?
Dallas County DA John Creuzot answers question about possible Election Day riots.
Blain: Vote Local to Save Your Nation
“The fight for limited government, lower taxes, and a freer society is a long and arduous cause; and it’s one that never really ends, but it’s a cause worth fighting for.” – Ross Kecseg
Is Curbside Voting Secure?
“I do not believe my vote was properly processed in accordance with the law.”
‘Moderate’ Austin City Councilman Continues Revealing True Far-Left Views
The council member is one of many politicians who present a facade of themselves to voters to cover their true far-left views.
Szwarc: What Is a Republican?
If Mayor Pope and city leaders honestly believed in the sanctity of life, they would not hesitate to make Lubbock the 17th Texas city to stand up to abortionists.
Electioneering for Democrats Using Taxpayer-Funded School Resources?
School district resources linked to call to action for students to promote Democrat candidates.
City Delivers Plan to Handle Potential Election Day Riots
Prompted by Keep Dallas Safe and concerned citizens, Dallas officials discussed plans to address possible riots on November 3.
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Trickle-Down Speech Regulation
A city councilman finds himself the target of speech regulators after substantially complying with a ridiculous rule compelling speech on a campaign mailer.
Houston City Council To Vote On Pension Reform
Mayor Sylvester Turner will bring his pension reform plan before city council this week for a vote.
Obamacare Disaster Brings Higher Premiums to Texas
Texans will experience rate hikes between 30 and 40 percent, far higher than the nationwide average of 25 percent.
Grassroots Spur Resolution Reversal in Collin County
A group of taxpayers who were calling on their county commissioners to stop funding a politically-motivated prosecution have succeeded in getting them to reevaluate the issue.
Odessa Hospital Cuts Healthcare for Elderly
Ector County residents are questioning the priorities of their local county hospital as roughly 450 retirees are being stripped of their healthcare coverage in the name of budget cuts, while the same hospital board spends millions acquiring new, unnecessary properties.
Citizens File Lawsuit Against Rolling Polling
Conservatives in Hidalgo County argue that the county government is trying to tilt the election in favor of the hospital district by opening polling centers at hospitals.
Following Orders, When Convenient
Collin County commissioners say they have no choice but to follow a court order dictating county spending… but that’s not what they told the Texas Supreme Court this summer.
Despite Teaching Fewer Students, North Texas ISD Pushes Historic Tax Increase
With fewer students and rising appraisal values, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD does not need higher property tax rates to fund operations and give teacher’s a pay raise.
Deception Enters The Woodlands Township Election
Bass and allies spread misinformation rather than talk about their records, distracting from the real issues facing The Woodlands.
Hays County Digging Deeper for More Debt
Already at a record spot in terms of debt, the rural Texas county is asking voters to approve two expensive – and unnecessary – bond propositions.