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Texas Governor Greg Abbott proposes eliminating school district property taxes for homeowners, aiming to replace the lost revenue through increased homestead exemptions. However, experts warn of potential instability due to varying district reliance on property taxes and the unpredictability of sales tax revenue. The feasibility of this plan remains a topic of debate.

North Texas Sheriff Adam King faces serious charges, including retaliation, abuse of office, and perjury, following sexual harassment allegations. Despite initial suspension, he returned to work, but his future in office remains uncertain as his criminal trial approaches.

Tight End Jake Fergusons Fumbling Problem: A Growing Concern for the Dallas Cowboys - In a recent game against the Detroit Lions, Ferguson fumbled the ball, leading to a Lions touchdown. This was his third fumble of the season and seventh in the past two years, a significant increase from his previous fumble-free record. Despite his productive year with 75 catches and 7 touchdowns, Fergusons ball security issues have raised concerns, especially after his recent $52 million contract extension.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens faced criticism for his performance in a recent game, with many noting a perceived lack of effort. Former NFL star Richard Sherman commented on Pickens apparent disinterest, leading to a heated response from the player on social media. Cowboys head coach Brian Schottenheimer addressed the situation, stating he would speak with Pickens but wouldnt judge him solely on one social media post. Pickens has previously faced discipline, and the team hopes he can bounce back with a strong performance.

Two men, masked and armed, broke into a Fort Worth home, demanding electronics. They stole a phone and computers, leaving the residents shaken but unharmed. The robbers remain at large, reminding residents to stay vigilant and report suspicious activity.

Tarrant County commissioners are set to decide on the number of voting locations for the upcoming Texas Senate District Nine runoff election, with staff recommending one hundred and forty-two Election Day sites and twenty-one early voting locations. This decision comes after a November election where the number of polling places was significantly reduced, sparking controversy. The proposed list is concentrated within and around Senate District Nine, with notable changes including the exclusion of River Oaks City Hall, a November Election Day site where nearly sixty percent of voters cast ballots for Democrat Taylor Rehmet. The runoff election is expected to be a tight race between Rehmet and Republican Leigh Wambsganss, with Republicans holding the seat since nineteen ninety-one.

Trackdown series viewers help apprehend suspect in Rowlett park shooting; Dwayne Green arrested in Rockwall County, charged with aggravated assault and deadly conduct.

Eastbound Main Street in Frisco to Close for Downtown Reconstruction: Detours and Business Impact