Tye Adams had coached in Springtown ISD since 2004.
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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.
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Fort Worth Police Chief: Border Security Measure ‘Will Not Change’ Mission
A state lawmaker and a Tarrant County official believe the measure primarily applies to border counties.
Dallas Charter Review Commission to Consider Allowing Non-US Citizens to Serve on Government Boards
The proposal would change the language in the city charter from “citizen” to “residents” or “people.”
Tucker Carlson Talks Texas Border Invasion at Sold-Out Speech in Fort Worth
Carlson—who has been critical of Gov. Abbott’s handling of the border invasion in the past—had not changed his tune.
Fort Worth Venue Will Allow Children to Attend Drag Show
Red Goose Saloon says that while they recommend the show be for ages 16-plus, they will allow children younger to attend.
AG Paxton: Frisco ISD Violated Temporary Restraining Order in Electioneering Case
In late February, Paxton’s office accused Frisco ISD of electioneering.
Dallas College Reportedly Broke State Law Banning DEI in Higher Education
The community college had multiple job listings mandating that employees advance or adhere to DEI policies as a condition of employment.
State Rep. Rogers Set the Stage for School Electioneering Long Before Primary
A newsletter sent out to Garner ISD parents and faculty last fall included an anti-school choice article by Rogers.
North Texas Teacher Charged with Sexual Assault of a Child
David Goggins was arrested after a former student spoke out about the alleged assault.
Fort Worth-area Congressional Seat Goes to Runoff
State Rep. Craig Goldman and John O’Shea are facing off for the open U.S. House District 12 seat.
Princeton ISD Removes 100+ ‘Inappropriate’ Library Books
School board trustees took action to remove the books from circulation for review following an audit by Citizens Defending Freedom.
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Keller School Board Candidates Clash Over Explicit Book Controversy
Parents’ top complaint is that school board members aren’t listening to the community.
Explicit Books a Hot Topic in Prosper School Board Races
“This isn’t a censorship issue; it’s an age-appropriate material issue.”
Parents Drive Demand for Educational Options
Public school enrollment is down. Where did the students go?
Questions of Candidate Residency Continue in Texas House District
Former Southlake Mayor Laura Hill maintains an apartment in House District 93 that opponent Nate Schatzline alleges is not her residence.
Candidates Spar Over Sign Shenanigans in Republican Runoff Debate
Texas House District 61 candidates Paul Chabot and Frederick Frazier also clashed on property taxes and Democrat committee chairs.
Frisco Parents Want Answers About Sexually Explicit Books in School Libraries
“How did these inappropriate books get into our schools in the first place?”
Democrat District Attorney Shielding Dallas Cop Who Shoved Journalist
“I don’t even gotta touch your phone, I can just touch you.”
North Texans Rally Against Obscene Books in Schools
Parents say McKinney ISD and other districts need to keep sexually explicit material away from school kids.
North Texas School Board Candidate Campaigns on Firing Superintendent
Spencer Siino also wants Highland Park ISD to sever ties with the Texas Association of School Boards.
Fort Worth Superintendent Leaving 2 Years Earlier Than Expected
Superintendent Kent Scribner will leave the district this August instead of in 2024, when his contract ends.