Assistant Principal Aaron Freeman was arrested and charged with indecency with a child by sexual contact.
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Bexar County Sheriff Says He’ll Refuse to Enforce Abortion Law
“As a Sheriff, it is absolutely none of my business. I will not persecute Texas women or anyone else pursuing those same rights.”
Austin City Council Members Propose Local Resolution to ‘Decriminalize’ Killing a Child
“In other words, add ‘abortion providers’ to the list of crimes you will not be arrested for in #Austin.”
School District Sued for Squelching Speech Proposes ‘Innovation’ to Silence Parents
McKinney ISD superintendent recommends amending District of Innovation plan so staff can eject “unruly” parents “without warning.”
Tomball ISD Refuses Suspect Health Textbooks After Parents Push Back
The Goodheart-Willcox health text was approved by the State Board of Education, but not by the parents who have seen it.
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Amarillo Businessmen Unveil Proposal for New Bond Election
Following the defeat of Proposition A, two businessmen are unveiling their proposal for another Amarillo Civic Center-related bond election.
Austin City Council Poised to Elect Socialist to Key Position
The council member has already championed numerous causes that have harmed citizens.
Luther, Springer Debate Ahead of Texas Senate Runoff
Candidates square off on election integrity, property taxes, school choice, and taxpayer-funded lobbying.
North Austin Voters Reject City Council’s Far-Left Turn
“Austin residents sent a clear message tonight. Stop the insanity. Restore public safety. Put taxpayers first. Save our city.”
Fort Worth Taxpayer Debt Hiked for New City Hall
In a hurting real estate market, the city will have to sell off surplus buildings at a particular price for taxpayers to break even.
Will New City Hall Hike Fort Worth Taxes?
Amid high unemployment in Fort Worth, the city council plans to buy a new building for city hall.
Austin Council Runoff Elections See Astonishing Number of Mail-In Ballots
Why now, in the important council runoff election, is there an overwhelming spike of mail-in ballots?
Commissioner Records Show Little Support for Mask Mandate
Hundreds of citizens told county commissioners they were against extension.
Citizens Successful in Fighting ‘Orwellian’ COVID Violation Reporting Tool
“I’ve always heard that you can’t beat city hall, but the citizens of Fredericksburg just did.” – Matt Long
Amid Crime Spike, Councilmembers’ Attempt to Limit Dallas Police Ammunition Fails
Members of the coalition that cut police overtime target law enforcement again.
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HISD Employee Speaks Out
A Houston school district employee is refuting claims that school board members were unaware of problems...
Dallas Raises Taxes Despite Record Revenues
The Dallas City Council recently voted 14-1 to increase taxes on taxpayers next year. Over the last decade,...
Over-Promised Pension Returns
It’s widely known that city officials’ funny numbers understate debt costs in the Bayou City. Continuing the...
Teresa Beckmeyer: A Voice for Freedom
Beckmeyer publishes weekly articles and bill “watch lists” for her readers and speaks to groups about the legislative session, educating them on how to be engaged.
HISD Construction Corruption
HISD’s Board of Trustees failed to acknowledge the looming bond shortfall, and failed to give directive to...
Recommendations for 2015 November Constitutional Propositions
Seven amendments will be up for consideration by Texans in the Nov. 3 ballot (early voting runs from Oct. 19...
HISD Trustees Knew of Looming Shortfall
Houston ISD’s culture of corruption continues.
Spending, Revenue, or Pensions?
The Greater Houston Partnership has released their second white paper, “Is Now the Time to Raise Property...
Southlake, Coppell Remain Top Tax Collectors
Across North Texas’ fifty most populous cities, Southlake and Coppell collect the most property tax revenue...
Protecting Taxpayers Starts Locally
Members of the Republican-dominated legislature have failed to adequately protect Texans from rising...