The controversy that recently erupted over a segregation-era historical sign in the basement of the Ellis County courthouse has taken an unusual twist following an act of vandalism. Ellis County Judge ...

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WAXAHACHIE, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) - The only Black candidate elected to office this year in Ellis County, Constable Curtis Polk, Jr, is now also the only one without a private office. To make space for a ...

WAXAHACHIE, Texas — Like a lot of old Texas courthouses, the history surrounding the old Ellis County courthouse is a segregated history. The word “negroes” remains painted on a wall in the basement ...

WAXAHACHIE, Texas (CBSDFW.COM) - Ellis County Constable Curtis Polk, Jr, has a new office as of Wednesday, Nov. 18, following outrage earlier in the week over his basement office next to an archway ...

Jana Lynne Sanchez (left) and Curtis Polk Jr. (right) campaigning together in 2018. Polk, a constable in Ellis County, questioned why his office was moved to the basement near a segregation-era ...

A court filing from the Ellis County DA says County Judge Todd Little is shown on a video uploaded to YouTube directing another man to spray paint over the historic sign, which was preserved as a ...