A Travis County district court is scheduled to take up Austin's long-running Project Connect tax fight Thursday morning, in a hearing that will determine whether a court finally rules on the legality of the property tax increase voters approved in 2020 — or whether the case detours into another round of procedural appeals.
The board that runs Texas's state juvenile lockups and oversees county juvenile probation meets in Fort Worth on Wednesday afternoon to approve the money it will ask the Legislature for in 2028 and 2029 — a request the state's three most powerful officials have ordered every agency to shrink by three percent.
Attorney General Ken Paxton's office announced that its settlement agreement with Texas Children's Hospital has been fully executed, finalizing a $10 million payment and requiring the hospital to open what the office describes as the country's first detransition clinic, according to an Aug.
The federal trial that could reshape how states pay for recycling is heading into its final written round, and the judge has signaled the case may turn on a narrower question than either side expected.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured a court order requiring the messaging platform Discord to extend the same child-safety protections it offers users in the United Kingdom to users in Texas.
A federal judge in Oregon is about to decide a case that will shape how — and whether — states can require companies to pay for recycling the packaging they sell, and Texas has a stake in the outcome even though it has no such law.
In late July 2026, the structural foundation of the Texas public education system faced its most significant legal challenge in a decade.
The Supreme Court of Texas issued an order blocking Harris County from continuing to distribute taxpayer funds to supply legal representation for undocumented immigrants facing federal deportation proceedings.
The Texas Hemp Business Council (THBC) legal team filed a formal Motion for Rehearing on June 22 requesting that the newly established 15th Court of Appeals reconsider its recent decision to lift a temporary injunction protecting the industry from state agency rules.
Texas is emerging as an alternative to Delaware for U.