Vaccinations Continue As Cases Steadily Climb
From the policy repercussions of the freeze to an infamous respiratory disease, here is the news that happened on Thursday, April 8, which North Texans should know.
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Politics
Stealing Signs of The Times
It’s presidential election season, and with it can come some neighborhood political tensions.
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With Penhole, Use Cell Phone To Tackle Basic Political Questions
Want to get better at participating in representative democracy?
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‘You Step Up, And You Serve’
The tornado sirens stopped, the winds calmed, and Dallas city council member Jennifer Staubach Gates took to the mode of transportation that would quickly get her to the damaged areas of her district the night of Oct. 20.
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Mockingbird Lane Neighbors Feud
Highland Park voters in 2018 elected Margo Goodwin as their mayor, not their Judge Judy.
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Allred Emphasizes Bipartisan Teamwork in Freshman Year
In a six-month report to constituents, Allred noted that 70 percent of the 110 bills he co-sponsored are bipartisan.
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Have Park Cities, Preston Hollow Voters Turned Purple?
Politics in the U.S., these days, are measured with terms like liberal “blue states” and conservative “red states”—Texas, being one.
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District 16 Race Viewed as Key for Texas Senate
Candidates battling for the District 16 Texas Senate seat agree on this much: Public school funding and property tax relief are linked
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Allred vs. Sessions: A Congressional Race To Watch
In a classic ideological showdown over who will represent a swath of the North Dallas area, the race for Texas’ 32nd Congressional District is stirring national attention.
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USA! USA! USA!
July means the Fourth and all that it entails: fireworks, parades, barbecues, family reunions, pool and lake parties. Embattled politicians
Read moreForum Aims To Steer Dallas Politics Right
Political meetings that began after-hours in a mattress store with four people nine years ago can now pack a University
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