Proposition A would designate Amarillo as a Sanctuary City for the Unborn.
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Citizens Push for Forensic Audit of Tarrant Regional Water District
Allegations made over misuse of taxpayer funds.
Dallas-Fort Worth Officials Pass Higher Spending, Taxes
While Texas Legislature debates property tax relief, local officials continue sticking it to taxpayers.
Court Freezes Plans to Censure 2 Round Rock ISD Board Members
“We will continue to relentlessly advocate for these children.”
Round Rock ISD Seeks to Censure Pro-Transparency Board Members
The Round Rock ISD school board will hold a special meeting on Wednesday.
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Republican John Browning Appointed to Texas Court of Appeals
Browning is running in November to retain the Republican seat on the Democrat-dominated 5th Court of Appeals in Dallas.
Dallas Budget: Higher Taxes and Spending, but Fewer Cops
Dallas’ proposed city budget doesn’t match the mayor’s words.
Texas Coronavirus Update: Over 451,000 Recoveries
Tragically, 11,370 have died from the Chinese coronavirus.
Dallas Council Member Says Only 4 Police Officers Have Credibility Issues
“There are 4 DPD officers that the [district attorney] will not call to testify (Giglio files). I have been told none of them are in public-facing roles.”
Wylie School Pulls Assignment Comparing Cops to Klan After Backlash from Parents and Police
“I cannot begin to tell you how abhorrent and disturbing this comparison is, but what is more disturbing is that no adult within your school thought better before sending this assignment to children.”
Democrats’ Destructive Decisions Spark Austinites to Take Back City Government
“Mismanagement by our current City Council is so flagrant that it’s impossible to ignore it any longer.”
Collin County Pushes for Fix as State Agency Admits ‘Significantly’ Overstating Coronavirus Cases
County Judge Chris Hill says Texas DSHS has agreed to “immediately redirect resources” to correct the bad data.
While Austinites are Struggling, Austin Officials Keep Plundering
After over 130,000 Austinites recently lost their jobs, the city council wants to raise their taxes by well over 20 percent.
School Board President: Board Previously Approved Parts of “Socialist” Plan
Parents vindicated after alleging elements of a radical leftist cultural plan were being implemented over their objection.
Christian School Threatens Legal Action Against Cameron County
Laguna Madre Christian Academy is fighting a county order that delays the start of in-person instruction for both public and private schools.
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Dallas Leads Texas Cities in “Hidden” Debt
The City of Dallas has been exposed for keeping billions in “hidden” debt from its financial statements....
Political Retribution At Houston City Hall
Council Members who opposed HERO are saying they are being targeted by the Campaign for Accountability, a group whose members have ties to Mayor Parker.
Parker Says HERO Never Stood A Chance
After an astonishing defeat HERO, Parker is now saying that it never stood chance. If so, taxpayers should question why City Hall went to such great lengths to defend it.
San Antonio Changing Rules To Help Planned Parenthood
The City of San Antonio is seeking to retroactively amend their zoning code to help their friends at Planned Parenthood – despite public outcry against the special treatment.
Government Associations Oppose Taxpayer Transparency
Government interest groups are confessing their belief that reforms aimed at providing greater fiscal...
Parker’s Final Major Proposal Push
Mayor Parker, whose final term is nearing its end, is pushing a citywide texting while driving ban as one of her final proposals.
Local Regulations Are the Most Costly
A new study by the Heritage Foundation found that—of the twelve most costly regulatory mistakes made by...
Houston Policy Punishes Good Samaritans
Houston’s feeding ordinance punishes charities that don’t have the means to fight through government bureaucracy to do charitable work.
GOP Activists Want Answers on Dallas Convention Site
Fresh off the lopsided win ending Houston’s so-called bathroom ordinance, and Dallas’ city council...
Houston’s Ballot Language Back In Court
Houston’s term limit proposition, which passed easily, is now in court as some claim the language was misleading.