The sheriff’s alleged misuse of funds cost county taxpayers well over $200,000.
The sheriff’s alleged misuse of funds cost county taxpayers well over $200,000.
The Little Darlin’ canceled its drag queen story time to “protect” their would-be performers from anti-groomer protestors.
“That was the most sexual and inappropriate ‘family friendly’ drag show I have ever attended.”
Longtime CISD Trustee Randy Darnell has resigned, setting up a potential special election showdown for his seat.
Trustee Stephanie Elad says she is “concerned about the resistance” she’s receiving from Superintendent Mike Waldrip.
Democrats back Leonard Firestone against conservative Zeb Pent.
Amanda Clair says she wants “community schools,” but 89 percent of her donations are from an out-of-state organization.
Mattie Parker promises citizens she and husband “will both continue to go above and beyond to prioritize ethics.”
Democrats blast Michael Scarpello, while Republicans say the county needs to “let him fix the mess that Toni Pippins-Poole left.”
As citizens struggle, city officials want to take more money.
New deal aimed at keeping American Quarter Horse Association in the city.
Baylor Scott & White in Temple intends to remove life-sustaining care from Bill Costea.
Only two join a sitting council member in opposing the city’s 66 citations in 2020.
Board member says board meeting is “not a public meeting.”
The far-left and grassroots are battling in important local elections.
Ellis County’s DA is seeking to prevent a defense attorney from posting prayers on Facebook.
A long awaited disparagement trial against the Services Employees International Union, one of the nation’s largest public employee unions, kicked off in a Houston courtroom this week.
The city has advanced the massive transportation bond package one step closer to the November ballot.
Despite declining enrollment, the school district is seeking the maximum allowable tax rate, triggering an election – which they want to flood with district employees.
Midland County Commissioners have proposed the “effective” property tax rate for FY 2016-2017. According to the State Comptroller’s Office, adopting the effective tax rate is not considered a tax increase. However, since Midland County’s effective rate is influenced by mineral values, many property owners will still see an uptick in their property tax bills.
In the wake of the unexpected vacancy in the chairmanship of the Dallas County Republican Party, two...
Although they’re just in the beginning stages of adopting a property tax rate for FY 2016-2017, it looks like Midland City Council will, once again, increase the tax rate.
Hill County’s attorney is delaying open records requests submitted by Direct Action Texas.
Ultimately, the citizens were victorious with TJJD voting 9-1 against the city’s request to bring illegal immigrants to Corsicana
There is overwhelming evidence that rail simply doesn’t work as a transit solution.