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What began as paranoia over Critical Race Theory (CRT) in Southlake has exploded into a full-blown infection engulfing Tarrant County. The disease preys on the gullible and willfully ignorant who worship assault rifles, practice misogyny and racism, and hew to perverted interpretations of Christianity. The aim of
If times were simpler, ballot choices would be public referenda on taxation, government policies, and spending priorities. And while those issues largely remain at the core of Tarrant County’s 2022 primaries, these are not simple times. The outcome of the Tuesday, March 1, election will determine what books will be
Kelicia Lyons is no stranger to running for office in Tarrant County’s Precinct 6. Speaking from her home in South Fort Worth, the investigator who collects evidence for the state attorney general described her drive to serve the public. “This area has grown a lot,” she said, referring to southwest Tarrant County.
A recently filed lawsuit alleges that Tarrant County’s three Republican commissioners colluded with five Republican justices of the peace when adopting a JP precinct map that eliminates political opponents for two incumbent Republican JPs and allegedly diminishes the voting power of ethnic minorities in the county.