County and city officials are calling for Chief Appraiser Jeff Law to be next.

County and city officials are calling for Chief Appraiser Jeff Law to be next.
Early voting is underway now through Tuesday, May 2. Election Day is Saturday, May 6.
Euless police believe “more victims could exist.”
John Collett is a former Teacher of the Year at Camey Elementary.
Women drop claims against Collin County officials after insurance company offers $1.75 million settlement.
Montgomery County constables say the investigation into Grant Tozer remains ongoing.
New charge accuses Diego Barona of “improper relationship” with a student.
Law enforcement officers in South Texas are grappling with a surge of Americans attempting to smuggle illegal aliens into the U.S.
“Superintendents are getting rich at taxpayer expense,” says Texas Public Policy Foundation’s James Quintero.
Cody Bush is the second Grand Prairie ISD teacher charged this school year.
Republican lawmakers are fixing a problem they themselves created.
Dozens of educators across Texas have recently been accused or convicted of sex crimes involving students and other children.
Texas has seen a spike in investigations of educators accused of sex crimes against students.
Two teens are accused of shooting a Frisco ISD student.
Legislative continuances allow state lawmakers, and their clients, to postpone court proceedings.
Local officials delivered where Republicans at the state level have failed.
Early voting in the December 13 special runoff starts November 28.
“The truth is on our side, and the rule of law will win the day.”
The lack of transparency further undermines trust in the district’s officials.
Harris County elections have been plagued by issues for years.
Paxton’s team will serve as a statewide resource to both election officials and the public.
“The ultimate goal is to educate, be transparent, and build confidence in the process.”
Abbott said his goal is for Texans to “genuinely own their own home without being taxed out of it.”
“Life is valuable to God. It should be valuable to all.”
Republican Frederick Frazier is on administrative leave from the Dallas Police Department following a felony indictment in June related to the primary campaign.