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Micheale Clark is the fourth teacher from Celina Independent School District to be arrested in the past month. Others have been placed on leave.
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Rural Collin County voters strongly supported funds for an "Emergency Services District" that will help provide fire and ambulance service to unincorporated areas.
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Another Celina ISD employee has been placed on leave following new allegations of misconduct involving a high school wrestling coach, adding to a string of investigations within the district.
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Celina ISD is facing another lawsuit after reports that former middle school football coach Caleb Elliott recorded students changing in the boys' locker room.
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School districts can now be held liable for sexual misconduct involving employees and students under Texas HB 4623. And Celina ISD is already facing a lawsuit.
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The North Texas Food Bank reaches 12 counties and services approximately 460,000 people.
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Attorney General Ken Paxton is investigating Celina ISD over accusations that Moore Middle School teacher Caleb Elliott filmed students changing in the boys' locker room.
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Republicans have focused on the issue of illegal noncitizen voting, although research has found noncitizens rarely vote.
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Thousands of demonstrators participated in No Kings protests across Collin County, a historically Republican stronghold.
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As part of nationwide protests against the Trump Administration, people gathered for planned events in North Texas, including in Dallas and Collin County.
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The contracts with Collin County to house juveniles are intended to address detention center overcrowding, a move officials call temporary.
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Frisco City Council took its first look at a proposed animal facility that would be built by the city but operated through a private partnership. The move could lessen the city's reliance on Collin County's shelter, but local animal advocates question whether it will do enough.