Anti-gambling advocates hailed the city’s rejection of casinos as a win for Irving residents.
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‘Fire Frazier’ Website Creator Moves to Dismiss Defeated Lawmaker’s Defamation Suit
Paul Chabot filed an anti-SLAPP motion in response to State Rep. Frederick Frazier’s lawsuit.
Tarrant County Allows Leftist Organization to Register People to Vote in Taxpayer-funded Buildings
An amendment permitting voter registrars to enter county facilities will allow Battleground Texas Engagement Fund to use taxpayer-funded buildings.
Tarrant County GOP Chair Questions Mansfield City Council Over $86M Stadium
Mansfield council members say voters were informed about the potential uses of tax dollars and that there is no sinister activity taking place.
Autistic Preschooler Left on Dallas ISD Bus for Entire School Day
The 4-year-old girl was found by another bus driver and treated for dehydration.
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Tarrant Appraisal District Directors Pass Reforms Requested by Taxpayers
But the changes won’t necessarily result in lower property tax bills.
Abductions Spike in Dallas
According to local crime analytics, kidnappings in Dallas are on the rise, with black and hispanic individuals disproportionately affected.
Denton ISD Admin Delays Criminal Electioneering Case Again
Criminal convictions may deter future violations by school officials tempted to sway elections using taxpayers’ money.
Dallas Jailed 14 Illegal Alien Suspects for Child Sex Crimes in a Single Month
Seven of Texas’ ten most-wanted illegal aliens are accused of being child sexual predators.
Hood County Residents Are Sick of Bitcoin Mining Noise
Marathon Digital’s cryptocurrency mine near Granbury is one of 10 in Texas emitting noxious noise while consuming huge amounts of electricity.
Dallas City Manager Travels to Leftist Event on Taxpayers’ Dime
Interim City Manager Kimberly Tolbert spent $3,000 on a four-day trip to attend a “progressive” forum.
Carroll ISD Secures Preliminary Injunction on Biden Administration’s Title IX Rewrite
The district will not be forced to enact the new Biden administration rules.
Attorneys Argue Palo Pinto County’s Political Signage Restrictions Went Too Far
The three-judge panel appeared sympathetic to plaintiffs’ argument that the county’s political signage rules violate the First Amendment.
Losing Lawmaker Sues Creator of Opposition Website
State Rep. Frederick Frazier claims FireFrazier.com published defamatory statements that “impaired” his re-election campaign.
Carroll ISD’s Lawsuit Against Biden Administration’s Title IX Rewrite Gets First Hearing
Carroll ISD’s attorneys argue the U.S. Department of Education would be improperly redefining the concept of a student’s biological sex to include gender ideology.
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Abusive Government Schools: Children at Risk
An examination of allegations at Round Rock and Dallas school districts.
Keller ISD Teaching Assistant Arrested for Alleged Sex with Student
Keli Borish is charged with indecency with a child by sexual contact and improper relationship between educator and student.
Abortion Pill Facilitator Shows New Documentary in Texas
The documentary depicts the group’s fight to increase access to abortion pills in the U.S. following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Local Business Owner Announces Run Against Impeachment Manager
Kerri Kingsbery says she’s running to bring Texas values back to Austin.
Parker County GOP Supports Censuring Dade Phelan
The resolution states that House Speaker Dade Phelan has abused the power of his office by opposing multiple core principles of the RPT.
Fort Worth ISD Threatens to Ban Parents from District Property
Board members threatened to ban a parent, who attempted to read five words from a book previously found in district libraries during a board meeting, from district property.
Northwest ISD Principal Charged with Sexual Abuse of a Child
Mose Brown is an assistant principal at Eaton High School.
Tarrant County Commissioners Reject Funding for Girls Inc.
The group has criticized Texas for pro-life and pro-women legislation.
Parents Blast Plano School Board Over Sexually Explicit Books
State law allows school district officials to remove material that is harmful to minors or has no educational value.
New Documents Reveal Dallas ISD Partnered With Controversial Sex Ed Program
The uncovered documents show that the organization has provided curriculum teaching students about “gender identity and sexual orientation.”