Voters will decide in November whether to approve a 4-cent property tax rate hike.

Voters will decide in November whether to approve a 4-cent property tax rate hike.
Ryan Hedges taught at Kemp High School.
The principal told families Brian Schultz’s arrest was not related to Snyder Elementary.
Commissioner Vincent Morales previously voted to fund the effort.
Prosecutors cited the need to extract more evidence from a device.
Fort Worth ISD coach Adrian Buruato was arrested for having sexual contact with a female student while he was teaching at Itasca ISD.
While citizens tell officials “Don’t Vegas My Irving,” city planners green-light a casino development.
Providing abortions is a second-degree felony under Texas law.
Dale Vanwright pleaded guilty and was sentenced to deferred adjudication with 10 years of probation.
The Texas Commission on Law Enforcement had recommended revoking Sheriff Jimmy Fullen’s peace officer’s license.
Democrat Christian Menefee is seeking the seat left vacant by the death of U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner.
Tarver Elementary School’s Estevan Banda is the second Belton ISD teacher charged in one week for sexual misconduct.
Carl Innmon taught sign language at Baranoff Elementary School in Austin ISD.
More than 2,000 Harris County employees work from home, while federal, state, and Houston city governments return to the office.
Christopher Rhodes was placed on leave from Young Men’s Leadership Academy during the investigation.
The district dropped from a B rating in 2022 to a C rating during the 2023-2024 school year.
Rent is going down, but taxes are going up.
According to opponents, the city’s official ballot “deliberately omits wording that indicates term extensions.”
Two sections of the city’s electioneering law, including restrictions on residents “congregating” outside its sole polling location, are temporarily voided.
Democrat Commissioner Alisa Simmons was the only one to vote against the reversal.
The decision stated that the council’s ballot language would “confuse and mislead voters” because it does not acknowledge that the propositions contradict citizen-led ones.
The city has until October 28 to set a tax rate.
The court’s ruling permits the party to fill a vacant precinct chair position, overturning a lower court decision.
Travis County Commissioners Court approved more than $100,000 in undisclosed “security improvements” for District Attorney Jose Garza’s home but refused to turn over records related to the expenditure.
The total cost of the $4.4 billion bond including interest is expected to be $8.8 billion after thirty years.