NEWS
A Handful of Midland Races Draw Candidates
Four of seven elected positions in Midland have drawn multiple candidates, while the remaining three are left unopposed.
Harris County Verifying Thousands of Voter Registration Addresses
The county voter registrar’s office says it’s responding to thousands of voter challenges filed by local citizens. But are they following the law?
Lupe Loses Gun
The former Dallas County sheriff’s firearm was missing but has now been found.
Spano: Ft. Worth is deceiving taxpayers
The way Fort Worth is conducting business is misleading and disrespectful to its citizens.
Midland County Renews Horseshoe Contract, Approves Millions in Capital Projects
Midland Commissioners have renewed the Horseshoe management contract over a year early and before the new county judge has a say.
State Rep. Travis Clardy Files for Speaker
Clardy, who has consistently thwarted conservative reforms, joins three other Republicans vying for the Speaker’s gavel.
Cruz’s Lead
Two recent polls show U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz leading his Democrat challenger by single-digit margins.
Recent UT Chancellor Attacks Trump, Supports Communist CIA Boss
McRaven has a long history of endorsing Democrats, including Hillary Clinton
Candidates File for Caraway’s Council Seat
Dallas City Council called a special election to fill the seat vacated by disgraced Dwain Caraway; candidates’ filing deadline is August 23.
McKinney Residents Get First Look at City Budget
Council member Chuck Branch reviewed the city’s proposed budget and tax rate at a forum hosted by McKinney Tea Party.
City of Georgetown Sued Over Lack of Transparency
Why won’t the city release an important public document?
Why A Vote On Houston’s Rain Tax Doesn’t Mean What You Think It Does
If taxpayers decide to support it, they should know a “yes” vote alone isn’t enough.