Search warrants revealed that both men had videos and photos with gang signs and emojis linked to the Tren de Aragua gang.
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Central Texas County DA’s Office ‘Looking to Prosecute Police Officers’
Real justice or just targeting political enemies?
Exclusive Interview: Dallas Mayor Eric Johnson on Crime and Police Accountability
“Police accountability is critical to our public safety efforts. Our community must be able to trust our police officers if we are going to reduce crime.”
Hotly Contested Local Runoffs Underway in Collin County
Candidates continue to campaign aggressively for key city council seats in Allen, Frisco, and Plano.
Leftist-Backed Candidates in Local Texas Runoff Elections
Progressives remain focused on “building the bench” to turn Texas blue.
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Dallas County Set to Defy Texas AG on Vote by Mail
Commissioner John Wiley Price proposes allowing any Dallas County voter the option to cast a mail-in ballot.
Higher Property Tax Bills for Tarrant Taxpayers: School Districts
With 2 million Texans now unemployed, data from the Tarrant Appraisal District shows—with few exceptions—more growth overall in homeowners’ average 2019 property tax bills from school districts, despite the passage of tax reform.
Disgraced Judge Rudy Delgado Requests Early Release From Prison
The imprisoned judge cites fear for his health due to the coronavirus in asking for his extremely early release.
Will Hurd PAC Announces Attack Ad Campaign Against Trump-Backed Candidate
U.S. Rep. Will Hurd’s PAC is planning attack ads against Congressional District 13 candidate Dr. Ronny Jackson.
Fort Worth and Tarrant County Fall in Line With Abbott’s Reopen Texas Plan
City council voted 7-2 to amend their orders to follow Gov. Abbott’s, while Tarrant County commissioners chose to let their own orders expire on April 30.
Hood County Attorney Takes Stand Against Governor’s ‘Unconstitutional’ Shutdown Orders
Hood County Attorney Matthew Mills will not prosecute business owners that violate Gov. Greg Abbott’s “unconstitutional” shutdowns.
Socialist Austin City Hall Vandalized by Socialists
Despite city hall already constantly enacting harmful leftist policies, vandals wanting a “socialist revolution” plastered the building.
Despite Governor’s Order, Socialist City Councilman ‘Will Not Hesitate’ to Shut Down Businesses
“We will not hesitate to do so, no matter what the governor has to say about it.”
Canyon City Commissioners Approve Tax Incentives for Coffee Shop
Canyon commissioners vote to approve economic development packages in meeting without public access.
West Texans Call on Government to Reopen Businesses
Grassroots in Amarillo, El Paso, Lubbock, and Midland are calling on officials to reopen businesses across Texas.
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Familiarity breeds contempt: Thoughts on a bifurcated primary
How many times does a blogger get to use "bifurcated" in a headline, much less a sentence? Guess I have...
Dem chaos spin on redistricting is a good test
From the AP: "When you move elections to unusual dates, everyone agrees it has a negative impact on minority...
Remember When Higher Education Used To Be About Education?
Didn’t universities used to be in the business of education? After UT Law School Dean Larry Sager was...
Phil King Endorsed by Texans for Fiscal Responsibility
State Rep. Phil King of Weatherford was endorsed for re-election today by Texans for Fiscal Responsibility....
UT-Austin holds closed-door meetings to push tuition increase
Right now, University of Texas at Austin President Bill Powers is considering a recommendation to increase...
Allen Throws Taxpayers Under Bus
There is no doubt Allen has experienced rampant population growth over the past few decades, so the school...
Charles Perry Endorsed by Texans for Fiscal Responsibility
State Rep. Charles Perry of Lubbock was endorsed for re-election by Texans for Fiscal Responsibility....
Half dozen transmission lines – for $7 billion
The Texas Public Utilities Commission (PUC) wants to build half a dozen transmission lines to get...
Tom Leppert wants D.C. to “get things done”
At the time of filing to run for the Republican nomination for U.S. Senator this week, Tom Leppert said:...
The “Caucus of One” Seeks a Return
I will admit, this news this morning about former state rep. Tommy Merritt announcing his intention to run...