Commissioner Vincent Morales previously voted to fund the effort.
Commissioner Vincent Morales previously voted to fund the effort.
After UT administrators’ attempts to silence him, the professor is seeking to “vindicate” his free speech rights.
The resolution would make Dallas a sanctuary city for abortion.
“What we are seeing over and over again is an evil creep into our schools.”
“Something is wrong in the profession of teaching.”
Amarillo City Council places 24 percent tax increase on November ballot.
“It just seemed like a logical thing to do because, first of all, it protects unborn life and I think that’s an important thing.” – Brownsboro Mayor Dusty Wise
The glaring problem highlights the state’s crushing property taxes as well as local government officials’ poor decisions.
“It’s clear we can’t trust the City of Austin.”
Mayors Mattie Parker and Eric Johnson bucking trends of other local officials, siding with citizens.
Perhaps a better alternative than the current city officials?
“I hope and pray this is just the beginning of communities in Central Texas defending the precious little ones who cannot defend themselves.”
“Local governments will take every opportunity they can to expand their powers, and the Legislature needs to make it clear that when that happens, they are willing to act.”
In the second installment of this series, Texas Scorecard examines the pain of those forced to sell themselves for sex.
Oil and gas businessman Kevin Sparks becomes the second Republican to challenge State Sen. Kel Seliger in the 2022 primary.
Ailing bus bureaucracy Dallas County Schools may not stay solvent long enough for Dallas voters to decide its fate in November, as a bill passed by the Texas Legislature calls for.
Councilwoman Greyson says she’s “infuriated” the city wasn’t able to steamroll a landowner in the same way they do “ordinary people.”
Collin County’s community college trustees approved a controversial legal maneuver to seize private property as part of their campus expansion plans.
Residents question the leadership of both the Odessa City Council and Odessa Development Corporation following a slew of major transparency and accountability issues.
“They decided to cheat, they got caught,” said Harris County’s top election official.
City of McAllen undermines border security discussion with feel-good advertisements inside Mexico, all at the taxpayer’s expense.
“You are violating my rights under the Texas Open Meetings Act – and that happens a lot in here,” Brannon told the County Judge who tried to remove him from the public meeting.
Collin County taxpayers were faced with the prospect of paying millions of dollars on a witch-hunt in Harris County.
New evidence in the criminal investigation of voter fraud in Dallas County reveals how organized mail-ballot harvesting schemes work, targeting elderly, low-income, and minority voters.
Special prosecutor Nicole DeBorde has been unable to produce a certificate or other evidence that she complied with state law requiring Brady training.