Texas Scorecard

Heads Up! Here are the top three stories in Texas that you need to know on March 19th.  - School board candidate's social media reveals support for LGBT ideology - Parents are demanding answers and changes to school safety policies following three gun related incidents - Gov. Greg Abbott has blocked the annual observation of Cesar Chavez Day in Texas

Widely reported allegations that socialist union organizer Cesar Chavez is a pedophile and sex predator have caused former supporters to step back. texasscorecard.com/state/abbott-b…

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller said the Agricultural Defense Program is "another powerful tool to stay ahead of" threats to the livelihoods of farmers and ranchers. texasscorecard.com/state/sid-mill…

Individuals with direct knowledge of the case say they haven't been contacted despite Gov. Greg Abbott and Attorney General Ken Paxton announcing inquiries over a year ago.

UNT Regents approved faculty development leave for a project that could lay the foundation for "woke AI."

Uncovered posts express support for the LGBT ideology in sexually explicit terms.

New measures include expanded police presence and expanded random metal detector screening, and increased random K-9 searches. texasscorecard.com/local/klein-is…

Even ardent supporters of the socialist have stepped back after widely reported allegations of Chavez as a pedophile and sex offender spilled out.

As investigations appear to stall, an Australian report sheds new light on a 2023 Lotto Texas jackpot rigged with help from inside the Lottery Commission. texasscorecard.com/state/journali…

Who is Building Texas? Join @cjblain10 on Texas Tomorrow Governor Abbott just launched a statewide Jobs Council but the skilled trades shortage it's supposed to fix is already reshaping what gets built across the state, and what doesn’t, so will it help?

The screenshot of a post from David Greene states “masturbation is healthy,” and “sex work is work." texasscorecard.com/local/uncovere…

3.19.2026: Exposing Chavez Abbott Blocks Annual Cesar Chavez Observation in Texas… UNT ‘Algorithmic Equity’ Venture Seeks to ‘Transform Mathematics’… Journalists, Not Prosecutors, Keep Uncovering the Texas Lottery Scandal… A School Board Candidate's Sexually Explicit Posts…

"Algorithmic Equity" venture could lay a foundation for "woke AI." texasscorecard.com/state/unt-algo…

Heads Up! Here are the top three stories in Texas that you need to know on March 18th.  - Obama-Appointed Judge Extends Texas School Choice Application Deadline - Former MD Anderson Researcher Pleads Guilty To Stealing Cancer Research for China - Texas School Superintendent Salaries Keep Creeping Higher

Today, @lukemaciastx talks about a Muslim mayor following in the footsteps of Jared Patterson by recognizing Ramadan as a holy month. Conservatives have notched 2 more victories before the runoff even gets into full swing, and Talarico is running a meat-free campaign.

North Texas businessman and pastor Ryan Binkley has withdrawn from the Republican primary runoff for Texas’ 32nd Congressional District, making Jace Yarbrough the GOP nominee texasscorecard.com/decisiontexas/…

For years, the Texas Comptroller has dinged cities for weak transparency—but SB 1851 finally gives those ratings teeth. Now, if your city is late on its audit, you don’t just have to complain on Facebook: you can file a complaint with the Attorney General and potentially freeze their ability to hike taxes until they open the books.

16 superintendents now receive taxpayer-funded salaries topping $400,000, up from 11 last year.

New Braunfels ISD trustees announced their library book review—sparked by state law—is nearly done. texasscorecard.com/local/new-brau…

Jace Yarbrough will face Democrat Dan Barrios in the November general election for the congressional seat.