Garza has sued Attorney General Ken Paxton to conceal details of $115,000 in expenditures on undisclosed security ‘improvements’ at the district attorney’s home.

Garza has sued Attorney General Ken Paxton to conceal details of $115,000 in expenditures on undisclosed security ‘improvements’ at the district attorney’s home.
David Glasheen and Carl Tepper compete to represent West Texas in the state House.
Barron Casteel and Carrie Isaac compete to represent Central Texas in the state House.
Eric Bowlin and Jamee Jolly compete to represent North Texas in the state House.
Austin ISD and Dallas ISD purchased multiple sexually explicit books for middle and high school students.
“I was elected as the mayor of Grapeland to listen to the people.” – Mayor Mitchell Woody
Local taxpayers are on the hook for $2.5 million as officials lure Amazon to the Panhandle.
Is Austin’s Democrat mayor finally realizing leftist decisions are harming the city?
Ann Zadeh, Brian Byrd, and Mattie Parker were silent when asked about the boondoggle.
Doubling down on what has already failed.
Nephew of State Rep. Charlie Geren (R–Fort Worth) received incentives from local taxpayers.
Following one commissioner’s resignation last week, Randall County citizens are now short two members on their commissioners court.
Power players respond to Congresswoman Granger’s endorsement of Byrd.
The far-left council member just lost re-election—but city hall is taking ample care of him.
The Democrat-run city hall enacted a controversial homeless ordinance that damaged the city and threatened public safety—but a broad coalition of citizens is trying to stop it.
Temporary voters are brought in to pass bonds but conservative activists who registered to vote in RUD are prosecuted.
For the first time ever, a jury ruled that a union’s tactics were liable for a company’s loss of business, now the SEIU is saying they cant afford to pay the judgement.
While you’re enjoying the holiday season, your governments are busy stocking up on debt.
We regularly profile the men and women of Texas who stand out as effectively engaged citizens. Each of these Texans has a unique story to tell; coming from unique backgrounds and life experiences, they nonetheless share a passion for liberty in the Lone Star State.
The Alamo City voted yesterday to extend a pass for the ridesharing companies Uber and Lyft, who have voiced concerns about a background check policy would-be regulators have been pushing.
A taxpayer funded health department is decorating trees in the Capital city with condoms and lubricant.
The Texas Municipal League’s “local control” rationale for opposing property tax reform is hypocritical, un-American, and hostile to good governance.
Christmas is coming early for Alamo city bureaucrats, who will vote tomorrow on millions in additional debt to purchase a palatial tower downtown to house municipal staff.
Each year the Conservative Leader Award recognizes those who never seek the spotlight, laboring for liberty simply because it is the right thing to do.
Are you ready to carry the torch of liberty in your community?