42 Votes Pushes Fort Worth ISD $1.2 Billion 'Proposition A' School Bond Over The Top
It is often said that every vote counts -- on Tuesday in Fort Worth voters proved it. Proposition A, the $1.21 billion Fort Worth ISD bond, passed by just 42 votes.
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It is often said that every vote counts -- on Tuesday in Fort Worth voters proved it. Proposition A, the $1.21 billion Fort Worth ISD bond, passed by just 42 votes.
According to authorities, a Southwest Airlines pilot is under investigation for allegedly assaulting a flight attendant at a bar during an argument over wearing masks.
The bulk of the money, $115 million meant for improving aging middle schools and building new elementary schools, and late Tuesday night, that proposition was too close to call with 50% for and 50% against.
"We're here and we're ready to rock 'n' roll!" Lindsay Walker said.
Live coverage Tuesday evening with CBS 11 Political Reporter Jack Fink.
A group of Dallas County children will be among the first 5 to 11-year-olds in the county to get the Pfizer vaccine on Wednesday.
Under the proposal, low levels of marijuana currently deemed misdemeanor offenses, would no longer result in any kind of punishment.
Half of all children, ages 6 to 17, have a caregiver who is concerned that the pandemic will have a negative impact on both their education and their mental health.
Gallagher, 80, advertised on Christian radio with the tag line, "See you in church on Sunday."
Call it a modern twist on an old concept.
Dean's trial, which was set for Nov. 16, now will not go to trial before Nov. 29, although it could be set for a later date.
For 10 days in late October and early November, Partners Card grants its holders 20% off at retailers and 10% off at restaurants.
George Dale Heimann is accused of shooting and killing a family member following a "verbal argument" Arlington Police said Tuesday.
Authorities say Shashone Johnson, 5, is missing from Madill and was abducted in Ada Tuesday by her non-custodial father, Jeremy Johnson, 42.
Michael Driscoll claims there was no warning when police fired rubber bullets and tear gas. "It struck me between my eyes on the left side of my face," he told KCNC-TV in Denver.
