Twitter Sues Texas AG Ken Paxton for ‘Retaliatory’ Investigation
Twitter has sued Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton over First Amendment concerns.
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Are Gainesville Police Cracking Down on Local Progressives? Some Say Yes.
Law enforcement is pressing charges against a Gainesville school board candidate who donated to an anti-racist organization under the police chief’s name.
Some North Texans Upset COVID-19 Vaccines Going to Homeless, Jailed Populations
Not everyone is happy with Dallas County’s decision to distribute the Johnson & Johnson vaccine to those experiencing homelessness and incarceration.
‘I Want Answers’: In Denton, a Virtual Event Celebrates the Life of Late Teen
Sunday, a virtual fundraising event will honor the life of Lermont Stowers-Jones, a Black teenager who died in 2018 and whose family suspects foul play.
Liberals, Conservatives Grill Gov. Greg Abbott after He Nixed Mask Mandate
Texans are divided over Gov. Greg Abbott’s latest executive order.
Connecting Voters with their Representatives, New Penhole Seeks to Strengthen Democracy
A Dallas-based startup company has unveiled a new application, Penhole, that seeks to engage users with their elected officials.
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Another Collin College Professor Says She was Let Go Over Free Speech Concerns
A Collin College history professor says she was fired in violation of her First Amendment rights.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Shames Texans for Not Reading ‘Fine Print’ on Energy Plans
In a FOX interview, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick said Texans who “gambled” on variable-rate energy plans should “read the fine print.”
Three North Texas Counties Among State’s Most at Risk of Vaccine Deficits: New Report
Dallas, Collin and Tarrant counties are at risk of acute COVID-19 vaccine deficits under the state’s current distribution protocol, according to a new report.
In Fort Worth, Democrats and Republicans Eye Seat Left Behind by U.S. Rep. Ron Wright
North Texas politicians are gearing up to compete for the late U.S. Rep. Ron Wright’s congressional seat in a May 1 special election.
Dallas’ Vaccine Share Takes Hit Following Decision from State Health Department
The region’s vaccine distribution plan just hit a major roadblock following the state’s decision to cut its supply.
Collin College Professor says State Rep. Jeff Leach Tried to Get Her Fired
A Collin College history professor says state Rep. Jeff Leach is trying to get her fired.
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Texans Faced with Sky-High Energy Bills Following 2021 Winter Storms
Some Texans must pay thousands in electricity following last week’s winter storm.
Ted Cruz Flew to Cancun While Constituents Endured Texas-Sized Crisis
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz is facing backlash after he was caught flying to Cancun while Texas experiences a crisis.
Republican Leadership Blames Renewable Energy for State’s Failures to Combat Cold Weather
Amid ongoing power shortages, the state’s GOP began blaming renewable energy.
‘Bad Public Policy Decisions’ Haunt Texas with Slowed Vaccine Distribution and Power Outages
Power outages and a winter storm have pressed pause on Dallas County’s vaccine distribution.
Accused of Racism, UNT Professor Sues School over ‘Academic Free Speech’
A University of North Texas music theory professor is suing the school over free speech concerns.
Political Donor Gave AG Ken Paxton’s Mistress a Job, Renovated his Home, Former Aides Say
Former aides of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton say he helped a political donor in exchange for a home renovation and a job for his mistress.
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‘I Regret Everything’: Frisco Realtor Jenna Ryan Says She Went to Capitol on Trump’s Commands
Frisco real estate broker Jenna Ryan says she has had a change of heart.
GOP State Lawmakers Push to Prevent Big Tech from ‘Discriminating’ Against Conservatives
Texas Republicans are pushing legislation they say will prevent the state’s conservatives from being banned on social media.
Fired North Texas GOP Staffer Kevin Whitt Is Ready to Deny It All
Last week, a Republican Party of Texas staffer was fired over controversial social media posts.
New Wave of Billboards and Ads Demand That Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Louie Gohmert Resign
Political groups are amplifying calls for Sen. Ted Cruz and Rep. Louie Gohmert to resign.