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05/28/2026

Allen officially has a new mayor.

An emotional Allen City Council meeting honored outgoing Mayor Baine Brooks while Chris Schulmeister took the oath of office Tuesday night. The evening included reflections on Brooks’ leadership, the city’s response after the Allen outlet mall tragedy, and Allen’s next chapter moving forward.

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Allen city leaders and residents honored outgoing Mayor Baine Brooks during an emotional city council meeting Tuesday night before swearing in Chris Schulmeister as the city’s new mayor.

05/28/2026

Texas is headed for a Paxton vs. Talarico Senate race in November and this may be the clearest political test Texas has faced in years.

Texans now have to decide:

If impeachment, investigations, and controversy didn’t end Paxton politically… what actually would?

And if Democrats still can’t win statewide against all of that… what does that say about Texas voters in 2026?

Will suburban places like Collin County finally move the needle… or are they still far redder than the headlines suggest?

05/27/2026

Ken Paxton appears to defeat longtime U.S. Senator John Cornyn — one of the most powerful Republicans Texas has sent to Washington in decades.

Cornyn had the money, establishment support, seniority, and conservative voting record.

Paxton had Trump’s endorsement, MAGA momentum, impeachment history, and years of controversy.

And Texas Republican voters may have chosen Paxton anyway.

Has the Republican Party officially become a movement where loyalty to Trump matters more than experience, stability, or even electability?


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05/26/2026

A legal fight tied to McKinney National Airport refinancing is expanding beyond Collin County.

Court filings, challenges from the Texas Attorney General’s Office, and objections from residents are now raising broader questions about airport-related debt, taxpayer obligations, and the bond validation process being used in Travis County.

Former Mayor George Fuller also weighed in on why the refinancing is being pursued and how city leaders view the case.

A Travis County lawsuit tied to McKinney National Airport financing is drawing in the City of McKinney, the Texas Attorney General’s Office, and residents

05/25/2026

McKinney resident and local Facebook group admin Jared Tye says a post he shared promoting kindness and coexistence was rooted in his Christian faith.

Instead, the “Hate Has No Home in Frisco” image quickly sparked hundreds of reactions and reopened heated debates across Collin County over religion, politics, immigration, and cultural change.

The article includes comments from Tye and Collin County residents reacting to the growing divide playing out online and at public meetings.

https://tx3dnews.com/hate-has-no-home-in-frisco-posts-spark-conversations/

A series of “Hate Has No Home in Frisco” social media posts sparked heated debate across Collin County, highlighting growing tensions over religion, diversity, politics, and community identity in North Texas.

05/25/2026

On Memorial Day, many Americans gather with family and friends — but the day’s purpose remains rooted in remembrance.

Today honors the men and women of the U.S. military who never made it home.

Whatever your politics, this is one day that should rise above it.

Let’s take a moment to remember the families who carry that sacrifice every day. 🇺🇸

05/25/2026

A simple message saying “Hate Has No Home in Frisco” turned into a much bigger conversation across Collin County.

The reactions touched on religion, politics, diversity, free expression, and what many residents believe is changing in North Texas. Some saw the message as a call for basic decency and coexistence. Others argued concerns about religion and cultural change are too quickly labeled as hate.

The discussion quickly spread across local Facebook groups and reignited many of the same tensions seen recently at Frisco public meetings.

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A series of “Hate Has No Home in Frisco” social media posts sparked heated debate across Collin County, highlighting growing tensions over religion, diversity, politics, and community identity in North Texas.

05/23/2026

Another major resignation inside the Trump administration.

Tulsi Gabbard is stepping down as Director of National Intelligence, officially citing her husband’s illness — but her exit now adds to a growing list of high-profile departures from the White House and Cabinet in less than a year.

DHS. Attorney General. Labor Secretary. Now the nation’s top intelligence official.

At what point do voters start asking whether this is normal turnover… or a sign of deeper instability behind the scenes?

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05/22/2026

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05/22/2026

Justice of the Peace races rarely get major attention, even though those courts handle issues that affect residents every day.

Randy Farrar, a licensed Texas attorney running in the Republican primary runoff for Collin County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, says courtroom experience and qualifications are central to his campaign ahead of the May 26 runoff.

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https://tx3dnews.com/randy-farrar-candidate-collin-county-jp-precinct-4/

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Randy Farrar Republican candidate for collin county Justice of the Peace Precinct 4