A bullet was found at Barksdale Middle School in Northwest ISD, prompting the district to move bus drop-offs and outdoor activities away from parts of campus. The school and nearby Quail Creek Range are investigating whether the bullet came from the range, located about a mile away.
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Bullet found at North Texas middle school renews concerns about nearby gun range
North Texas middle school makes safety changes after bullet, possibly from gun range, found
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The University Interscholastic League ruled Argyle High School quarterback Hayes Hackney eligible to play in a 3-0 decision, overturning an Oct. 20 district executive committee ruling that deemed him ineligible over a residency dispute.
Hayes Hackney, Argyle High School quarterback; University Interscholastic League, governing body that ruled on eligibility
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A 17-year-old senior at Grand Prairie ISD sued the district, alleging sex discrimination after administrators removed her from the lead male role in "Little Shop of Horrors" one week into rehearsals. The district cited Senate Bill 12 as the basis for the decision. The production was canceled after she declined reassignment to a different role.
Ana Mota, 17-year-old North Texas high school senior suing district; Grand Prairie ISD, school district named in lawsuit
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Leonard High School Principal Jansen Trotter was arrested and charged with failing to report alleged teacher misconduct as required by state law. A student allegedly told Trotter about the misconduct before dying by suicide days later.
Jansen Dru Trotter, Leonard High School Principal; Leonard Independent School District, School district employer; Leonard Police Department, Arresting agency and 3 more
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Texas' $1 billion private school voucher program enables families to spend funds on tuition, books, supplies, tutoring, therapy, enrichment activities, and other approved educational expenses through an online marketplace called Odyssey. As of October 5, families had spent more than $270 million, including nearly $50 million through the online marketplace.
$1 billion for private school voucher program total
Lupita Reyes, Parent receiving voucher funds for two children; Travis Pillow, Oversees program for Texas Comptroller's Office; José Menéndez, State Senator, San Antonio Democrat and 1 more
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With less than a week until Election Day on November 5, gubernatorial candidates Greg Abbott (Republican) and Gina Hinojosa (Democrat) are campaigning on different affordability plans. Senate candidates Ken Paxton (Republican) and James Talarico (Democrat) are also making final pitches to voters, with the race described as one of the most closely watched and costliest Senate races in history.
Abbott's affordability plan includes eliminating school property taxes for homeowners and imposing spending limits on local governments to prevent tax increases. Hinojosa proposes taking funds from the state's rainy-day fund to provide household refunds.
Greg Abbott, Governor, Republican gubernatorial candidate; Gina Hinojosa, Democrat gubernatorial candidate; Ken Paxton, Republican Senate candidate and 4 more
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Texas voters cast ballots in 2026 midterm elections including a U.S. Senate race between Democrat James Talarico and Republican Ken Paxton, U.S. House races in redrawn districts, a gubernatorial race, state and local offices, and judges. The Senate race is described as hotly contested and Democrats' best chance in decades to win that seat.
James Talarico, Democratic candidate for U.S. Senate; Ken Paxton, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, Texas Attorney General; Gina Hinojosa, Democratic candidate for Texas governor and 3 more
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Rep. Jodey C. Arrington (R-TX-19) introduced H.R. 10918 to amend the Clean Air Act to prohibit EPA from requiring continuous monitoring of net heating value or related parameters of certain combustion control devices. The bill was referred to the House Committee on Energy and Commerce.
Rep. Jodey C. Arrington, U.S. Representative, Texas 19th District; bill introducer
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Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham declared that nine river islands in the Rio Grande between Laredo and McAllen belong to Texas. She authorized the Texas National Guard to access the islands to patrol and clear them of illegal activity. Mexico responded by saying the 1970 Boundary Treaty gives the International Boundary and Water Commission sole authority to determine island ownership.
Texas Land Commissioner Dawn Buckingham, declared islands belong to Texas and authorized National Guard access; Texas General Land Office, determined ownership of the islands; Mexico's Foreign Ministry, responded that boundary treaty requires IBWC approval and 3 more
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