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I had completely forgotten about this.
- The money line from the story: "In an email to Boyd City Manager William Taylor, School Board President Kyle Erwin raised concerns about Officer Cannon conducting a 21-minute news interview about the hazing investigation while on district property — questioning 'if he remained available to fulfill' his SRO duties."
- This news was released on Friday, but you may have missed it: 800 rounds! And we also got the photo of the deceased shooter.
- Decatur hotels were filled to the brim this weekend and this is why: A heavy metal concert at the Texas Motor Speedway.
- The Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders sued the band My Chemical Romance for using their trademarked outfits in a concert.
- We are getting closer to learning who is behind the weird and fake transgender mailer. The local CBS affiliate identified that the bulk mail certificate used for the mailers belonged to "Three Z Printing." One of the owners, Matt Zerrusen, is based in Dallas and is a MAGA guy. But he's just the printer, not the mystery money guy behind it all.
- Cancer wins again.
- A notable doctor from a notable clinic.
- A young football coach.
- Maybe it's a sign.
- Small towns and 287(g) agreements do not go together. Story.
- The Fifth Circuit did what the Fifth Circuit does. (PDF of opinion.) Legal nerdy stuff: Judge Ho wrote a concurrence where he is auditioning for the Supreme Court. And another judge concurs but gives us a history lesson on habeas corpus which, honestly, is kind of interesting.
- It begins.
- And at any other time in our history, this would be a scandal of all scandals:
- Crazy Trumpism:
- The leader of the free world wrote a 1,300 post yesterday because he was mad at cable news show host Bill Maher.
- From last night. This is real.
- Baylor fired its football coach yesterday.
- J.D. Vance is coming to Weatherford of all places on Thursday.
