NEWS
North Texans Tell Abbott to ‘Open Texas Now’
Hundreds rallied in Frisco on Saturday to support safely reopening small businesses hurt by the coronavirus shutdowns.
Collin County to Abbott: Time to Get Texans Back to Work
County Judge Chris Hill advises the governor to eliminate his artificial distinction between essential and non-essential businesses so all Texans can provide for their families.
Commentary: Help Defend Your Local Business Owner
Attorney Warren Norred asks Texans to call Dallas County’s Commissioners and City of Dallas city councilmembers in defense of Shelley Luther.
Kris Kittle: A Strong Voice in Education
Keller resident and college professor Kris Kittle shares about her fight in North Texas education and how parents can start making a difference.
Sen. Paxton Urges Abbott to Reopen Texas
“All businesses are essential” is the common theme among officials and citizens urging the governor to lift restrictions and release a plan to get Texas back to work.
West Texas Mayors Sign Letter to Abbott: Reopen West Texas
Mayors representing the seven largest cities in West Texas signed a letter to Gov. Abbott presenting their plan to reopen businesses while mitigating risk.
Concluding the Texas Scorecard Dessert Recipe Contest
We’ve reviewed the recipes, and we’re ready to announce a winner.
Friday Roundup Podcast: 04/24/2020
Unemployment numbers are soaring, when will Gov. Greg Abbott do something to reopen our state?
Friday Roundup: April 24, 2020
Unemployment numbers are soaring, when will Gov. Greg Abbott do something to reopen our state?
County Official: Citizens May Need to Wear Masks for ‘At Least a Year’
“We will be under substantial modifications for at least a year.”
Commentary: Open Letter to Gov. Abbott on COVID-19 Medical Freedom
“Although Texas has a strong history of honoring its citizens’ right to make medical decisions with the guidance of their chosen medical care provider without government intrusion, we are seeing an unfortunate trend of policymakers who are generally champions of personal liberties cross lines and take uncharacteristic actions.”
Local Government Cutting Spending Amid Coronavirus Shutdown
Due to falling tax revenues caused by shelter-in-place, North Richland Hills announced reductions in spending.