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The governor sent a letter to Dallas and Collin County's district attorneys and other state leaders Wednesday.
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Celina police have ended the active investigation into former middle school coach Caleb Elliott, who allegedly recorded dozens of students in the locker room. No other suspects were named, nor was there evidence Elliott set up hidden cameras.
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The city of Princeton may owe residents more wastewater refunds after repealing a winter quarter averaging ordinance last year without public discussion.
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The project from the East Plano Islamic Center has faced controversy and multiple state investigations over the past few months.
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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.