Dallas County

Tanya Watkins may be the best political consultant in the state, but she should take her efforts out of Dallas County.

Not everyone is wringing their hands about a shortage of the vaccine. There are millions of people leery about vaccine safety, according to numbers provided by a Harvard School of Public Health study.

Watkins' ham-handed catfight with the Commissioners Court has devolved into dysfunctional disaster.

Whoever's advising Craig Watkins in his budget wars with the Commissioners Court is supplying him poor counsel.

The Coast2Coast Rx card will be available for residents at most participating pharmacies.

It seems several deputy constables are driving vehicles with temporary tags and renewing them every month at $25 a pop.

Mayfield talked about how officials are dealing with a $65 million shortfall.

Jenkins is already making it tough on Democratic incumbent Jim Foster, who has lost favor with his fellow Democrats.

Officers are reportedly having to pee in cups or, failing that, just pissing in their pants.

Dallas County is facing a $36 million budget deficit, but Craig Watkins believes his department shouldn't have to be affected.

The two entities can access more than $54 million in low-interest financing.

Emmert has lined up some strong support including State Sen. John Corona, and Congressman Kenny Marchant and Pete Sessions.

Now where did I leave that Glock 30 Austria?

An election for the seat is not scheduled until 2010.

Duncan is running against Homer Fincannon, Mary Darby, and Cassie Gandara.

Gandara is running against Homer Fincannon, incumbent Larry Duncan, and Mary Darby.

Darby is running against Cassie Gandara, Homer Fincannon, and incumbent Larry Duncan.

Anybody notice the Dallas School Board and Lancaster ISD races?

There are four candidates running for two seats on the Dallas County Schools (DCS) board of trustees.

Selecting a candidate twice is apparently like multiplying two negative numbers.