by Sydnie Henry | Nov. 4, 2025 | Austin, Local
Voters in the City of Austin declined to approve a record property tax hike. Mayor Kirk Watson acknowledged the loss Tuesday evening and noted that voters “prioritized affordability.” Proposition Q would have raised nearly $110 million for homelessness...
by Brandon Waltens | Nov. 4, 2025 | Decision Texas, State
Texas voters approved all 17 proposed amendments to the state constitution in Tuesday’s election, enacting a broad package of tax cuts, spending programs, and policy changes advanced by the legislature earlier this year. The measures required a two-thirds vote by the...
by Daily Headlines | Nov. 4, 2025 | Texas Scorecard Podcasts, Texas Scorecard Video
– Texas A&M To Pay Former President Mark Welsh $3.5 Million in Settlement – Federal Appeals Court To Take Up Texas’ Ten Commandments Law – Two Lovejoy ISD Teachers on Leave Over Alleged Misconduct
by Adam Cahn | Nov. 4, 2025 | Longhorn Scorecard, State
The University of Texas at Austin picked a previously controversial social conservative to help draft a new “statement on academic integrity” as part of its plan to restore public trust in higher education. Professor Mark Regnerus authored a paper in 2012 that argued...
by Travis Morgan | Nov. 4, 2025 | Local, West Texas
Jennifer Eggen, a retired Hereford Municipal Court judge in Deaf Smith County, has been publicly reprimanded for berating and demeaning juveniles and their parents in her courtroom. According to the State Commission on Judicial Conduct (SCJC), which is responsible for...
by Robert Montoya | Nov. 4, 2025 | Aggie Scorecard, State
Regents of the Texas A&M University System agreed to pay Mark Welsh, former president of Texas A&M–College Station, a settlement worth more than $3.5 million. The settlement agreement reportedly includes assurances that the Texas A&M University System will...
by Addie Hovland | Nov. 4, 2025 | State
Dr. Mary Talley Bowden of Houston has joined a lawsuit accusing the Federation of State Medical Boards of conspiring to punish and silence doctors who expressed dissenting opinions on vaccine mandates and COVID-19 treatments. The lawsuit accuses the Federation of...
by Travis Morgan | Nov. 4, 2025 | State
Texas’ Supreme Court has signaled that the Texas Medical Board may not have the right to police campaign speech. The case is being sent back to the trial court, which will rule on the merits. The case was brought by Rey Gonzalez Jr., a Republican candidate from...
by Erin Anderson | Nov. 4, 2025 | Local, Metroplex
Two Lovejoy High School teachers are on leave over separate allegations of misconduct involving students. On Monday, Lovejoy Independent School District officials notified families that Sean McMurry and Michael Rodriguez had been placed on administrative leave “out of...
by The Salcedo Storm Podcast | Nov. 4, 2025 | Texas Scorecard Podcasts
On this Salcedo Storm Podcast: Congressman Chip Roy is the effective conservative who represents the 21st congressional district in the great state of Texas. He serves on the House Judiciary, Rules, and Budget Committees and is the Policy Chair of the House Freedom...
by Texas Minute | Nov. 4, 2025 | Texas Scorecard Podcasts, Texas Scorecard Video
Democrat Shutdown Hits Texas Airports… ICE Agents Arrest Fleeing Illegal Alien Stuck on Sign… Another Celina ISD Coach Placed On Leave… Federal Appeals Court To Take Up Texas’ Ten Commandments Law…
by Erin Anderson | Nov. 3, 2025 | Local, Metroplex
In what parents suspect is a case of “passing the trash,” another Celina coach is on leave over allegations of misconduct. Celina Independent School District put wrestling coach Neil Phillips on administrative leave after information was posted to social media on...
by Daily Headlines | Nov. 3, 2025 | Texas Scorecard Podcasts, Texas Scorecard Video
– Texas Voters To Decide Whether Violent Offenders Can Be Denied Bail – ICE Houston Arrests Fleeing Illegal Alien Stuck on Sign – More Families Sue Celina ISD Over Locker Room Recording Scandal
by Sydnie Henry | Nov. 3, 2025 | State
The full U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear two high-profile cases challenging Texas’ and Louisiana’s laws requiring the display of the Ten Commandments in every public school classroom. All active judges on the court agreed that these cases will proceed...
by Brandon Waltens | Nov. 3, 2025 | Federal
Airports across Texas are facing growing chaos as the ongoing Democrat-led government shutdown stretches into another week—grounding flights, lengthening lines, and leaving aviation employees unpaid. At Houston’s George Bush Intercontinental Airport, passengers...
by Sydnie Henry | Nov. 3, 2025 | Houston, Local
A recent operation by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Houston led to the arrest of an illegal alien and suspected MS-13 gang member after a dramatic attempt to escape authorities. ICE officers identified and pursued Marlon Odir Gomez Hernandez, a...
by The Kambree Show | Nov. 3, 2025 | Texas Scorecard Video
Police have arrested another middle school teacher in the embattled Celina Independent School District.
by Brandon Waltens | Nov. 3, 2025 | Decision Texas, State
Texas voters are set to decide whether to approve Proposition 3, a constitutional amendment that would allow judges to deny bail under certain circumstances for defendants accused of serious felony offenses. The proposal, which stems from Senate Joint Resolution 5...
by Texas Minute | Nov. 3, 2025 | Texas Scorecard Podcasts, Texas Scorecard Video
Secretary of State Moves to Keep GOP Primary Open… Dallas Sued for Enforcing Ordinances in Violation of Texas Constitution… Houston City Council Pushes Through $16 Million Homeless Hub… More Lawsuits Filed Over School Locker Room...
by Real Texans | Nov. 2, 2025 | Texas Scorecard Podcasts, Texas Scorecard Video
On this edition of Real Texans, Michael Quinn Sullivan talks with State Sen. Angela Paxton about her career as an educator, the actions needed to improve public education, and her fight to protect children in and out of the classroom.
