A Midland City Councilmember might be in trouble after allegedly breaking into a property. This could lead to some serious consequences and a lot of awkward conversations at the next city council meeting.
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Rising — being discussed more frequently. 3 mentions in the last 30 days.
Who knows how this will affect city funds, but it's definitely not a good look.
Honestly, probably no one directly benefits from this mess.
The community's trust in its elected officials could take a hit.
Judge Terry Johnson didn't deny posting a private citizen's sensitive information online, but has declined to respond to calls for his resignation.
Terry Johnson speaks on the Basin Beautification Project.Luke DiasInfighting among elected officials in Midland has surfaced publicly. Midland ISD board member Brandon Hodges has filed a formal letter with...
Brandon Hodges, an elected official, has called for the resignation of Judge Terry Johnson after a Facebook post allegedly showed a citizen's sensitive information.
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