NEWS
Businesses Fight Back Against Austin’s Harmful New Law
A coalition of businesses is suing the city over its disastrous new ordinance.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Sides with Governor Greg Abbott on Early Congressional Election
Attorney General Paxton sided with Governor Abbott in regards to expediting the special election to fill the Texas 27th Congressional District.
Commissioners Reject $85 Million Debt Proposal
Ector County officials go back to the drawing board as an $85 million debt proposal for a new courthouse was voted down at Monday’s commissioners court meeting.
Fajita Thief Sentenced to 50 Years in Prison
A former head cook of Cameron County Juvenile Probation Department pleaded guilty for a felony theft of $1.2 million in fajita meat.
Tarrant Taxpayers Misled on $250 Million Ballot Proposition
The ballot language claims the $250 million loan is for “flood control,” but that’s a lie.
Teacher Strikes Get National Attention: Is Texas Next?
Not anytime soon, if Texas law has anything to say about it — which it does.
Huffines Endorses Koch for Dallas County Commissioner
State Sen. Don Huffines endorses J.J. Koch in the Republican primary runoff for Dallas County Commissioner District 2.
Radical Leftist Set to Challenge Congressman Bill Flores
Some conservative voters in his district may not be overly enthusiastic about turning out to vote for Bill Flores given his poor voting record.
Paxton Weighs In on BBQ Battle
In new AG opinion, Paxton sides with barbecue restaurant owners over Commissioner Sid Miller.
Goose Creek ISD Burying Taxpayers Under A Billion in Bond Debt
If approved, Goose Creek CISD’s latest bond proposal will bring the district’s bond debt over $1 billion.
Burton Backs Reformers in GCISD School Board Race
“It was a great honor to vote for Amy Putnam and Tim Raine for GCISD school board.”
Texas AG: Harris County Should Disclose Non-Citizen Voter Records
Harris County officials try again to get permission from the Texas Attorney General to hide records of non-citizens registering to vote.