Keller Elevator Jam Traps Voters as Firefighters Haul Ballot Machine Down Stairs
Keller Public Safety says five voters were freed after an elevator jam at Keller Town Hall and crews carried a ballot machine down stairs so polling could continue. County election staff aided voters who couldn't reach the second-floor polling room.
Dallas Block Party Erupts Into Schools Showdown As Hinojosa Hammers Abbott On Taxes
Abbott is pitching a five‑point property‑tax overhaul while Gina Hinojosa made a Dallas block party into a schools‑first rally. Polling shows a competitive statewide contest.
Granbury’s Brian Birdwell Gets D.C. Green Light for Pentagon Power Post
Brian Birdwell was confirmed 46-43 to an assistant secretary of defense role, returning to the Pentagon where he was injured on 9/11. His move leaves Texas Senate District 22 headed to a November contest.
Dallas Judge’s ‘Mask Up Or Go To Jail’ Courtroom Rule Triggers State Supreme Showdown
The Texas Supreme Court’s chief justice has asked a Dallas judge to explain why masks and other COVID-era health screenings remain in place in her courtroom. The request follows a written complaint from attorneys who say one lawyer was barred for refusing a mask.
Data Debacle: Tarrant Vendor Wrongly Tags 200-Plus Voters As Dead
Tarrant County renewed a contract with a data vendor after officials acknowledged it had wrongly flagged more than 200 living voters as deceased. Officials say affected voters can check their status and cast provisional ballots while the county audits matches.












