If the State Republican Executive Committee upholds the censure, McQueeney may be denied a place on the GOP primary ballot in 2026.

If the State Republican Executive Committee upholds the censure, McQueeney may be denied a place on the GOP primary ballot in 2026.
Another anti-casino candidate is headed to a June runoff.
State Rep. Candy Noble’s bill would protect home buyers from “creative” ownership arrangements and remove some fair housing religious exemptions.
Ryan Hedges taught at Kemp High School.
School district property taxpayers are already on the hook for $979 million in bond debt principal and interest.
High school softball coach Carlos Font was arrested and charged with a felony.
City officials are also asking voters to authorize using sales tax revenue for the project.
With interest, the bonds would cost local property taxpayers more than half a billion dollars.
With interest, the bonds would cost property taxpayers $4.5 billion—double the amount voters will see on the May 3 ballot.
Former Lewisville ISD teacher John Collett was sentenced to 20 years in prison, while ex-Nacogdoches ISD teacher Annaleigh Andrews received just two years.
Dan Cogdell says the planned Islamic community is “the victim of racial profiling” and calls criticism “political theater.”
A standing-room-only crowd urged the city council to reject the Muslim-owned projects or delay a decision until after the May elections.
County Judge Chris Hill said he “cannot support” the proposed EPIC City project.
Commissioners will discuss the proposed Islamic community during their weekly meeting.
Zachary Sandri, who now goes by “Rosalynn,” began a video posted on social media by describing himself as a “transgender goddess.”
Another district employee was arrested for online solicitation of a minor—the second in two months.
Superintendent Edie Martin and two special education teachers were arrested in connection with the child abuse.
Anti-gambling advocates hailed the city’s rejection of casinos as a win for Irving residents.
Stephanie McGilvray resigned last September after district officials learned of the misconduct allegations.
The lawsuit follows an investigation by undercover journalists.
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.
Christopher Rhodes was placed on leave from Young Men’s Leadership Academy during the investigation.
Paxton seeks documentation and communications between the City of Dallas and the Dallas Police Department about immigration enforcement.
City council tabled a vote on two proposed communities pending a review of annexation agreements with the properties’ owners.