The U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia ruled that state prosecutors failed to show that the lawmakers did not draw the maps “without discriminatory purposes.
Last night's City Council meeting, the USPS reports more bad news, and more in today's Morning Brief.
KFYO News' coverage of the election returns from across the Lubbock area will air tomorrow evening from 7p-10p
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Jim Landtroop, who currently represents District 85, is running for the newly configured District 88 in the May 29th Republican Primary
Some lawmakers have absolutely lost it, Coke caves, & more in today's Morning Brief.
What the discussion should be about regarding the Ohio School shooting, Texas redistricting maps, AZ & MI voted, & more in today's Morning Brief.
School uniforms in LISD, Brewer endorsement, Chad's ideas & thoughts on the Lubbock Music Festival, and more in today's Morning Brief.
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In their decision, the court found it unclear if the district court followed proper procedure, and states that the panel did not follow the basic guidelines set forth by the Legislature-drawn maps.
