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U.C. Judge Bill Mitchell suspended without pay by State Commission on Judicial Conduct

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 By Michael Robinson | Uvalde Hesperian  November 19th, 2025   On November 18th, The Texas State Commission on Judicial Conduct acted to suspend Uvalde County Judge William “Bill” Mitchell without pay …

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U.C. Commissioner’s Court buys brand-new truck for 38th District Attorney’s Office

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11-11-25 By Michael Robinson| Uvalde Hesperian Uvalde County Commissioners voted to approve the purchase of a 2026 Chevrolet Silverado for the 38th District Attorney’s office for $66,559.01 from Uvalde Chevrolet. …

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VIDEO: Early voting election judge choice sparks controversy

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by Michael Robinson | Uvalde Hesperian Top Image: Uvalde County Election Administrator Christine White October 28th, 2025   Election Administrator Christine White presented a slate recommended elections judges and alternates for …

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VIDEO: County approves resolution opposing the proposed Howard Solstice

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by Michael Robinson| Uvalde Hesperian Top Image by Andrew Martin from Pixabay 10-16-25  Uvalde County Commissioners voted at the Tuesday, October 13th meeting to approve a resolution opposing the Howard Solstice Transmission …

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Does the Uvalde County rule for appropriate clothing violate the 1st Amendment right of Free Speech?

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By Michael Robinson | Uvalde Hesperian 09/14/25 At the Monday, September 8th, Uvalde County Commissioners Court meeting, Uvalde County Judge William “Bill” Mitchell appeared to respond to the clothing Diana …

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U.C. Commissioners set to make final vote on 2025-2026 Budget on Monday

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 Michael Robinson | Uvalde Hesperian 09-07-25    On Monday morning, September 8th, 2025 at 10AM the Uvalde County Commissioners Court is set to cast a final vote on the proposed 2025/2026 …

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Video: Karau criticizes Uvalde County’s $1 Million employee retirement plan in draft budget

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“The county has a plan that is beyond anything that I can imagine,” Karau said. by Michael Robinson | Uvalde Hesperian 07-17-25 At Monday’s, July 14th Uvalde County Commissioners Court …

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FCC mandates lower costs for inmate calls from jail. County stands to lose $15,000 per month

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by Michael Robinson | Uvalde Hesperian 06-23-25  The Uvalde County Commissioners Court voted to approve an addendum to the Uvalde County Sheriff’s Office Contract with Securus FCC at this morning’s …

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