‘It’s Time for Science’: Biden Unveils COVID-19 Plan
As Texas leads the nation in COVID-19 cases, President-elect Joe Biden unveils his coronavirus plan.
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Congress Hopeful Candace Valenzuela Concedes to Republican Beth Van Duyne
Tuesday, Democrat Candace Valenzuela conceded the race for Congressional District 24, which will be represented by Republican Beth Van Duyne.
Texas Republicans Refuse To Admit Trump Lost
Texas Republicans refuse to admit that President Donald Trump has lost the election.
Dallas ISD Students Struggling with ‘Devastating’ Learning Loss Because of Pandemic
The pandemic has caused significant learning loss among Dallas ISD students, according to new data.
Deja Vu: Dallas County’s COVID-19 Numbers Again on the Ascent
As the holidays quickly approach, Dallas County’s coronavirus case rate is on the rise.
Texas Democrats Aren’t Happy about Election Day
Democrats didn’t perform as well as they’d hoped in Texas, but don’t blame the polls.
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A Home for Transitional LGBTQ Youth Will be Named After Power Trip’s Riley Gale
Monday, Dallas Hope Charity announced the purchase of a new transitional home for local LGBTQ youth, which will be named after late Power Trip frontman Riley Gale.
Blues for Texas Democrats, but No Blue Texas as a Slow Vote Tally Lumbers On
Election Day is a lot like Christmas when you think about it. It’s comprised of equal parts happy excitement and anxiety. The run-up starts far, far too early. It’s filled with traditions and a fair number of lies. (No, Virginia. It’s your parents.) It costs a ton, adults are mostly…
Positive Politics: Congressman Allred Continues Fight to Unite Washington
U.S. Rep. Colin Allred is up for reelection, battling Republican Genevieve Collins for Texas’ 32nd Congressional District.
With Days Left in the Race, Senate Hopeful MJ Hegar Appeals to Disenchanted Texas Republicans
Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate MJ Hegar hopes to sway disenchanted Texas Republicans.
Need Help Getting to the Polls? These Two Organizations Have You Covered.
Two organizations, Rideshare2Vote and Politisit, are working to get Dallas voters to the polls.
For North Texas Activists and Others, the ‘Most Important Election’ Is Just a Start
Many believe the race between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden is critical in determining the course of the country’s future.
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This Texas Republican Congressional Ad Would Make Michael Bay Weep
A campaign ad featuring six Texas Republican congressional candidates is alleged to have used Russian and Israeli stock film footage.
Legalizing Weed Would Make Texas $500 Million a Year in Tax Revenue, New Report Says
Legalizing marijuana could make Texas beaucoup bucks.
It’s ‘Voter Intimidation’: Some Denton County Poll Workers Refusing to Wear Masks
In Denton County, some poll workers refuse to wear masks.
Allred Accuses Republican Opponent of Darkening his Skin Color in Campaign Mailers
In a debate Sunday, U.S. Rep. Colin Allred accused his opponent, Republican Genevieve Collins, of darkening his skin in campaign mailers.
Professor’s Tweet about Pence’s “Little Demon Mouth” Sparks Collin College Controversy
Collin College became embroiled in controversy after a professor’s tweets were picked up by the right-wing media.
Return to Red: Stricter Safety Guidelines Imposed as Dallas Case Counts Climb
With COVID-19 case counts and hospitalizations on the rise, officials have again raised Dallas County’s risk level from orange to red.
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Meet Candace Valenzuela, the Democratic Candidate for Texas 24th Congressional District
Candace Valenzuela is running for Texas’ 24th Congressional District, which covers parts of Dallas and Tarrant counties.
Louie Gohmert Should Take a Permanent Vacation, His Opponent Suggests in New Ad
New ad slams East Texas U.S. Rep. Louie Gohmert for taking too many vacations.
Dallas County Will See Spike in COVID-19 Hospitalizations, Public Health Experts Warn
Health officials warn of a sharp spike in Dallas County’s coronavirus cases and hospitalizations.
Democrats Could Flip the Texas House, Depending on Who You Ask
Some political science professors say that Democrats do stand a chance of flipping the Texas House in November.