NEWS
Commentary: 230 BILLION Barrels of Oil in West Texas?
We are no longer reliant on other nations for our energy, giving us a new sense of national security.
Cook Children’s Hospital Subpoenas True Texas Project in Quest to Kill Baby
After a Tarrant County judge stopped them from pulling the plug on 9-month-old Tinslee Lewis’s ventilator, lawyers from the hospital are harassing a North Texas activist group for their alleged connection with the judge.
Collin Becomes Biggest Texas County to Support Second Amendment
County commissioners unanimously reaffirm oaths to protect citizens’ constitutional liberties.
Keller ISD Rewards Pro-Bond Vendor With Taxpayer-Backed Bond Money
VLK Architects,—a school design vendor that made $3.8 million after spending $5,000 promoting a $169 million school bond in 2014—is being greased again with new debt put on the district’s taxpayers.
Commentary: Super Tuesday Senate Primaries
In early March, some important Senate primaries will take place along with the presidential primary contest.
Discrepancies Overshadow Results of Midland Bond Recount
An election recount for a massive Midland school bond now shows the measure passing by 11 votes, but over 800 votes that cannot be reconciled have left residents troubled.
Second Amendment Resolution on Collin Commissioners’ Monday Agenda
County Judge Chris Hill says Collin officials support the 2A movement but won’t use the term “sanctuary” in their resolution.
Plano West grad Obukwelu expected to help shore up Arkansas front court
Plano West High School graduate Emeka Obukwelu has the opportunity to help bolster the Arkansas front court.
Baylor forward, Flower Mound grad Cox works to return from injury
Baylor senior forward Lauren Cox will more than likely leave Waco as one of the most decorated players in Lady Bears basketball history.
Michigan State freshman forward Marble tops previous season high in scoring
Dallas Jesuit alum Julius Marble solidly contributed to Michigan State’s blowout win over Charleston Southern University on Nov. 21.
Southlake Carroll grad Haddock scores first points of collegiate career at Utah
Southlake Carroll High graduate Brandon Haddock has logged some playing time for the University of Utah men’s basketball program.
Kansas State freshman forward Murphy provides Wildcats with solid rebounding
Kansas State jumpstarted the 2019-2020 season with a four-game winning streak in which true freshman forward and Tomball Concordia Lutheran graduate Montavious Murphy saw his first taste of collegiate action prior to suffering a knee injury.