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Senate Bill 11 would allow trustee boards of public school districts and governing bodies of charter schools to approve voluntary school prayer meetings and Bible readings. Opponents argue it violates the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.

A federal jury found that Dallas County Judge Clay Lewis Jenkins and Commissioner John Wiley Price did not violate the First Amendment rights of Alex Stein.

Almost 90 demonstrators protested a private event at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden that included sessions on Christian nationalism and 鈥淭he War on White America.鈥�

The city of Fort Worth permitted a True Texas Project conference with pro-Christian nationalism speakers on its property. Experts and local leaders say they didn't have a choice.

An anti-transgender event organized by conservative political activists at a Fort Worth community center April 20 has been canceled after community members raised concerns that it would violate the city鈥檚 nondiscrimination policy.

Tensions between parents and Keller ISD leadership remain nearly two months after a film crew visited Central High School for a show called 鈥淕od, Jesus, Trump!鈥�

In 2021, Texas passed a law restricting large social media companies from banning political posts or users. On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a legal challenge to the state law.

College campuses across the country are dealing with heightened tensions among students and faculty over the Israel-Hamas conflict 鈥� and schools in North Texas are no exception.

The ACLU of Texas announced it would not be involved in the national organization's efforts to support the National Rifle Association's case before the Supreme Court.

Fort Worth Assistant City Manager William Johnson told City Council members and staff that updates to the city鈥檚 banner policy have been 鈥渨ell overdue.鈥�

A federal magistrate has recommended that Dallas be allowed to enforce a ban on standing or walking in roadway medians as a constitutional challenge is litigated.

Four years ago, the city of Fort Worth was hit with backlash after allowing Metroplex Atheists, a North Texas nonprofit, to promote an event with signs on downtown street lights. Now, the same organization is suing after the city denied its request to promote another event.