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Both Democratic candidates for Texas' U.S. Senate seat sat down with KERA hosts to talk about their legislating styles and their belief in winning a blue seat for the state.
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Interfaith leaders want residents to know the vital need for public transit in Highland Park and University Park as the two cities prepare to hold withdrawal elections.
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The stadium will be preserved. Trustees must OK any land sale, though that authority will shift to a state-appointed board under takeover.
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Denton ISD teachers will see a one-time $750 bonus in their March paychecks. The measure is the first benefit of the 2025 Proposition A, a tax ratification election that will bring $26 million more into the school district. Next April, leaders say a compensation increase will come before the board.
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Fans and organizers alike say the world's largest sporting tournament isn't just about the sport. It's about people, experiences and exploring different cultures in new ways.
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@keratx Early voting for the Texas party primary election starts today. For more information on voting and what’s at stake, click the link in bio for all of our primary elections coverage. #texas #northtexas #texasprimaryelections ♬ original sound - KERA
@keratx When Colin Allred ran his unsuccessful campaign for U.S. Senate against Ted Cruz, he gave up the District 32 congressional seat he’d held from 2019 to 2025. He was succeeded by sitting Democratic U.S. Rep. Julie Johnson. Now, both see themselves campaigning for District 33 — a newly drawn district after Texas Republicans changed the congressional maps to make District 32 less hospitable to Democratic candidates. Read the full story at link in bio. #2026primary elections #colinallred #juliejohnson #northtexas ♬ original sound - KERA
@keratx Texas voters will decide several high profile statewide judicial contests in 2026, including seats on the Texas Supreme Court, the Court of Criminal Appeals and the newly created 15th Court of Appeals. These courts shape state law on issues including business disputes, elections, criminal convictions and constitutional questions. Most incumbents on the Texas Supreme Court were appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott and are now seeking full terms or reelection. All members of these courts are elected statewide in partisan races, and Democrats are seeking to regain ground in courts that have steadily shifted right over time. Read the full story at link in bio. #northtexas #2026primaryelections #texassupremecourt #texascourtofcriminalappeals ♬ original sound - KERA

