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The state education agency took over four additional districts this spring, installing leaders linked to Houston’s state-imposed superintendent, Mike Miles, including two who worked for his former charter school network.
Flooding and bureaucracy drove Mary Kelleher to run for a spot on a powerful North Texas river agency board.
Smuggling bones. Horses with tail lights. Alcoholic seltzer goes aerial. Just another day in far-flung Texas.
Why was an intolerant activist allowed to double-time as a columnist for a major newspaper?
Colleyville’s Bobby Lindamood has been ordered to pay nearly $200k after losing a years-long, politically-charged case.
“Our efforts can’t be limited to complaining on our social media accounts.”
Fort Worth spends six times more on criminal justice than community services.
Anti-“critical race theory” crusaders picked up seats in May elections around the state as part of a nationwide movement.
Big corporate chains are proving to be recalcitrant negotiators.
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