The average homeowner can expect to pay roughly $160 more on their property tax bill.

The average homeowner can expect to pay roughly $160 more on their property tax bill.
“We [the parents] represent the rights of our children. Not the school board, not the state, not the federal government—we do.”
Edinburg Mayor Richard Molina’s prosecution on felony charges of organized election fraud has been delayed throughout his four-year term.
“Round Rock ISD is attempting to use the Texas attorney general’s office to stop the public from getting access to information they should rightfully have.”
“To equate her advocacy on behalf of taxpayers with [‘defund the police’] is gross.”
Despite protests for action, Dominique Alexander has already had a seat at the table of city hall politics.
Rallies planned as city council prepares vote to strip $7 million from police overtime fund.
The Fort Worth school board president previously voiced opposition to bringing back in-person classes.
Citizen email and court documents point allegations at co-chair of District Diversity Council.
“The issue was not the debt, but that it was being issued without a public vote.”
The CEO chose not to follow the mayor in spreading erroneous messages to the public.
Southlake mayor publicly joins citizens against school district establishment.
Councilmember La’Shadion Shemwell, an outspoken Black Lives Matter activist, claims the city’s recall process is racially motivated.
After Democrat local officials enacted an onslaught of harmful policies against citizens, the community is fighting back.
Dallas County commissioners follow others in pro-taxpayer direction.
Miller has refused to answer questions relating to an $800 monthly car lease for a “campaign vehicle.”
Texans are looking for outsiders – principled leaders who can enter a political process that’s become more about self-interest than selfless service and fight for taxpayers rather than against them.
A small business owner, Hinga Mbogo, is the latest victim of government abuse, as the City of Dallas plans...
The successful merit pay system and other key reforms are at risk in May’s election.
The college’s board has racked up debt, raised property tax bills repeatedly, and doubled the tuition cost for students, all amidst declining student enrollment.
A former intern filed an ethics complaint against the Houston Controller saying that he feels the office didn’t want the public to know the extent of Houston’s fiscal problem.
Texans for Fiscal Responsibility is pleased to present local government endorsements for the upcoming...
The most effective ways to deliver lasting property tax relief are reforms that limit the taxing, spending,...
HISD is cutting back across the district after the revelation of the $107 million budget shortfall.
The McKinney ISD school board has decided to foist a $220 million proposal on May’s ballot, a plan largely...