Rep. Keith Self (R-TX-03) called the New York “No Kings Rally” a “Hate America Rally,” citing ties to far-left groups. The remarks come as similar “No Kings 2.0” rallies are planned in Collin County, drawing local responses from Democratic leaders.

When the Pentagon announced a Qatar-funded training facility in Idaho, Rep. Keith Self—known for warning about Islam and Sharia law—offered no comment. Local voices in TX-03, including veteran Evan Hunt and resident Dr. Taha Ansari, say the silence contrasts with Self’s frequent rhetoric on “Islamic influence.”

The Collin County Democratic Party will hold three “No Kings 2.0” protests on Saturday, Oct. 18, in Frisco, Plano, and McKinney. The events are part of a nationwide series of peaceful demonstrations promoting democratic values and civic participation.

The Collin County Democratic Party hosted “DEFY: A Wicked Night for Democracy” in downtown Plano, blending defiant joy with a call to civic action ahead of the 2026 elections. Local officials, candidates, and community members shared messages of unity, commitment, and engagement.

The McKinney City Council’s October 6 meeting celebrated community service and conservation—naming Bob Thomas Park, renewing the city’s Monarch Pledge, and approving key infrastructure upgrades and eminent domain resolutions.

Rep. Keith Self’s viral post claims Democrats want taxpayers to fund “free health care for illegal immigrants.” In reality, the “Alien Medicaid Eligibility” language he cites applies to lawfully present residents — a distinction erased in the rush to score political points.

Governor Greg Abbott has authorized the deployment of Texas National Guard troops to Chicago at the request of former President Donald Trump, sparking legal opposition from Illinois officials who call the move unconstitutional. Abbott posted Monday evening that the “elite Texas National Guard” was “deploying now.”

Rep. Keith Self claimed Democrats shut down the government over $200B “for illegal aliens.” TX3DNews reviewed the funding bill and H.R. 1 to explain what the $193B figure really means — and what it doesn’t.

he federal shutdown may feel like a Washington story, but its impact hits home in Collin County. From veterans’ claims and school funding to small business contracts, here’s what families in TX-03 need to know.

Starting Oct. 1, Plano residents will see higher water, sewer, trash, and drainage bills. The city says the changes reflect rising wholesale costs but offers rebates and sustainability programs to help households conserve and save.

U.S. Rep. Keith Self (R–TX-03) publicly thanked Laura Loomer in a September 28 post on X, writing that “Sharia has no place in Michigan, in Texas, or in America.” The move links the Congressman to an activist long criticized for inflammatory remarks, raising questions about how his comments resonate with Muslim constituents in North Texas.

The Cowboys and Packers traded blows in a wild Sunday night showdown at AT&T Stadium, but after all the fireworks the game ended in a rare 40-40 tie — Dallas’ first since 1969.

The Rangers’ 2025 season ended perfectly average — 81–81. With MLB’s best ERA and Jack Leiter’s revival, Texas had arms of a contender but bats of a pretender.

Princeton residents packed City Hall to question wastewater refunds, inspections, drainage, and access to services. The council updated fees and reaffirmed that no Phase 3 White Wing Trails permits will issue until the amenity center has a final certificate of occupancy.

Within hours of the Dallas ICE shooting, Rep. Keith Self moved from a “wait and see” message to calling it “politically motivated” and blaming the left and “liberal media.” This report lays out the timeline, what DHS has confirmed, and the unanswered questions TX3DNews has put to Self’s office.

Charlie Kirk’s death has sparked polarized reactions — from forgiveness to fury, from mourning to martyrdom. But the real test lies not in how we remember him, but in how we treat each other now. Can we condemn violence without canonizing its victim? Can we mourn without weaponizing grief? In Collin and Hunt Counties, and across the nation, the answer will shape our civic culture for years to come.

A Plano man’s hate-crime indictment in New York has local impact after his arrest in Collin County. Community leaders warn rhetoric is fueling division and fear.

George Flint launches his campaign for Texas House District 70 in Allen, joined by GOP allies and supporters.

Rep. Keith Self is urging Congress to launch a Select Committee following the assassination of Charlie Kirk. In a series of posts, Self tied the killing to past attacks on conservatives while TX-03 candidate Evan Hunt called for unity over division.

Charlie Kirk’s murder was shocking — but the rush to judgment that followed, from calls for execution to online cheers, may reveal more about us than about him.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk was killed in a Utah campus shooting during a Turning Point USA event. The attack is prompting leaders in TX-03, spanning Collin and Hunt counties, to reflect on political violence and how communities safeguard civic spaces.

After a McKinney Islamic Association sign was vandalized, residents responded and leaders weighed in. TX3DNews has requested comment from MIA and Rep. Keith Self’s office; updates will be added as they come.

In his latest newsletter, Rep. Keith Self praised President Trump’s order of a U.S. strike that killed 11 alleged cartel smugglers at sea. Supporters call it a deterrent, but critics warn it bypasses due process. What does this say about how America defines justice — and what it means for TX-03?

Parents and teachers in McKinney will gather for the Barefoot Mother Run, a community event meant to raise awareness about school shootings and support Sandy Hook Promise. Organizers say the barefoot symbolism highlights the urgency of protecting children.

Words vs. Actions: Rep. Keith Self told TX-03 voters he wanted “absolute accountability” on the Epstein files. But when it came time to act, he stopped short. This editorial asks: do his deeds live up to his promises?