February 13, 2022

Denton Allows Noncitizens to Serve on City Boards [[link removed]]

by Erin Anderson

People who serve on city boards in Denton are no longer required to be U.S. citizens—or even lawful residents.

Denton City Council voted late last month to remove a requirement for residents serving on city boards and commissions to be registered voters, allowing noncitizens to participate.

The city said the purpose was to include the highest number of diverse members.

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Statewide A Conversation with Jennifer Bridges [[link removed]]

Brandon Waltens sits down with Jennifer Bridges.

Sheriff Pulls Endorsement of Brooks Landgraf Amid Sex Scandal Allegations [[link removed]]

Text messages seemingly reveal Odessa Republican Brooks Landgraf’s sordid relationships.

‘It’s Child Abuse’: AG Ken Paxton Slams GOP Lawmakers for Failing to Ban Child Gender Modification [[link removed]]

Paxton called out legislators for neglecting to outlaw child gender modification procedures in the special sessions.

Republican Establishment Throws Support in Attempt to Protect Incumbents [[link removed]]

Texans for Responsible Government is throwing campaign funding to at-risk incumbents.

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UNCUT Conversations Texas Scorecard Sits Down with Candidates for Lieutenant Governor [[link removed]]

Four Republican candidates join us for an Uncut interview.

Texas Scorecard Sits Down with Candidates for Attorney General [[link removed]]

Two Republican candidates join us for an Uncut interview.

Texas Scorecard Sits Down with Candidates for Land Commissioner [[link removed]]

Five Republican candidates join us for an Uncut interview.

Texas Scorecard Sits Down with Candidates for Agriculture Commissioner [[link removed]]

All three Republican candidates join us for an Uncut interview.

Local Voter Fraud Voids South Texas School Board Election [[link removed]]

A court found “clear and convincing evidence” of more illegal votes cast in the race than the margin of victory.

City of Austin ‘Staff Errors’ Caused Third Citywide Boil Water Notice in 4 Years [[link removed]]

In the nation’s 11th largest city, officials had to again notify roughly 1 million citizens to boil their tap water before drinking.

Who Decides What Texas Kids Read in School? [[link removed]]

Parents must be part of a transparent process to ensure books are age-appropriate before they’re added to school libraries.

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