Sean Kitchen News Today

On April 11 the McKinney Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its 2024 Spring Quarterly Luncheon. Registration and networking begin at 11:30 a.m. with lunch and program to be held

Scott Perry, the Zelig of Jan. 6th, has been targeted with a lawsuit aimed to keep him off the state primary ballot under the 14th Amendment.

Portlaoise 1 Mullingar Celtic 1 A FROSTY, foggy morning was the setting for this CCFL Division 1 tie at Portlaoise Leisure Centre on Sunday morning.

Democrats flipped a critical Pennsylvania county commission for the first time in over 100 years. Dauphin County houses the state capital of Harrisburg, and the Democrat who won has vowed to expand ballot access and ballot curing, which Dauphin didn’t allow under Republican rule.

Over 50 local and national organizations joined to counter the harmful messaging from the far right group's conference.

Michael Bagdes-Canning, the protester involved in a physical altercation with state Sen. Mike Regan, said he was cited for disorderly conduct. Theres been no action since.

CCFL Division 1 Rosenallis AFC 2 Portlaoise AFC 3 PORTLAOISE travelled to The Grove to play a Rosenallis side who sat top of Division 1 coming into the game…

CCFL U/19 League Portlaoise 7 Suncroft 1 SUNCROFT travelled to the astro pitch at Portlaoise Leisure Centre on Saturday for their U/19 CCFL league game.

When the storm hit last weekend, Sean Kitchen’s home in Garland went dark. His power had been out for more than 36 hours when he and his wife decided to hole up at his brother’s house in Richardson, hoping to wait out the freeze. The storm started last weekend with snow and plummeting temperatures. Rolling power outages meant to last up to 45 minutes ended up spanning several hours. As the chill set in, many residents had to leave their homes, trying to find available spaces in hotels, warm...

“Teachers should be a priority because we have to go to school, and kids have to go to school,” he said. “We’re on the frontlines. We’re in crowded schools. Every time we get quarantined, our instruction gets weaker, and other people have to pick up the slack.” When the pandemic first hit last year, schools around the state shut down. But Texas’ lockdown was short-lived, and a phased statewide reopening began last May. “Our feeling is that these people are running risks, and m...