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El Paso City Council Members Use Taxpayer-funded Fuel Cards for Personal Travel
After getting caught with more than $5,000 in fuel spending, former City Rep. Claudia Rodriguez says the city must prove she did something wrong.
Cole Stanley Wins Election for Amarillo Mayor
Despite a last-minute push to derail Cole Stanley’s candidacy by outgoing Mayor Ginger Nelson, Stanley has won the election to be Amarillo’s next leader.
Amarillo Election Results Round-up
Voters elected a brand new city council and ousted school board trustees in an interesting election night in the Panhandle.
El Paso Declares State of Emergency to Prepare for Thousands of Illegal Aliens
El Paso’s mayor said the city is preparing for the expiration of Title 42.
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West Texas A&M Students Defy University President and Host ‘All-ages’ Drag Show
Organizers of the off-campus event, labeled as “PG-13,” allowed minors to attend with a parent or guardian.
Student Group Sues West Texas A&M President for Canceling Drag Show
“Drag shows are derisive, divisive and demoralizing misogyny, no matter the stated intent.”
West Texas A&M President Bans Drag Show on Campus
“A harmless drag show? Not possible.”
Illegal Aliens Rush El Paso Border, Force Shutdown of Border Bridges
Three bridges in El Paso were shut down to deal with a mass rush of at least a thousand migrants.
Amarillo School Board Races Draw Serious Challengers
Voters will make their picks in a number of contested Amarillo school board elections this year.
Amarillo Voters to Decide Crowded City Council Elections
Voters will have plenty of options in this year’s Amarillo City Council election, with 23 candidates set to appear on the ballot.
Dalhart ISD Calls $50 Million Bond Election
A small Texas Panhandle school district is hoping to pass its largest-ever bond this May.
Lawsuit Filed in Amarillo Federal Court Takes Aim at Big Tech Censorship
Mainstream media companies have been sued over allegedly suppressing information about COVID and the Hunter Biden laptop story.
Retirements Shake Up Amarillo City Council Elections
Amarillo voters will see a new majority on the city council next year. The only question is who will be on the newly elected board.
El Paso Declares State of Emergency Ahead of Title 42 Ending
“This crisis is about to blow wide open.”
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Amarillo ISD Board Orders May Bond Election
Voters to decide a $286 million bond package for Amarillo ISD this May.
Amarillo Residents to Protest Abbott’s Appearance at Party Event
Citizens are planning to protest Gov. Greg Abbott’s upcoming appearance at an Amarillo fundraising dinner, hoping to persuade the governor to call a fourth special session of the Texas Legislature to ban vaccine mandates.
Amarillo City Council Kickstarts Debt Issuance for Local Parks
Amarillo City Council members have voted to issue $7 million in debt for park lighting projects, with Councilman Cole Stanley casting the sole vote against the item.