A Travis County district judge has struck down administrative rules imposed by Attorney General Ken Paxton that required district and county attorneys in the state's largest jurisdictions to submit detailed operational reports.
The United States Supreme Court approved a comprehensive settlement agreement ending a 13-year interstate legal battle over the Rio Grande Compact.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced an investigation into major pesticide and food manufacturers over concerns regarding glyphosate chemical residues found in commercial food products.
Austin attorney and former Travis County Judge Bill Aleshire joined the Taxpayer Empowerment podcast to critique the financial evolution and legal standing of Project Connect, Austin's multi-billion dollar transit initiative.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton secured a legal victory after a federal district court upheld a state law requiring commercial pornography websites to utilize robust age-verification methods to prevent minors from accessing explicit content.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has asked a Travis County district court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the City of McKinney that seeks to validate $30 million in airport bonds.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a consumer privacy lawsuit on May 21 against Meta Platforms Inc.
The Port Arthur City Council voted unanimously on May 5 to ban eight-liner gambling machines and the game rooms that house them.
The Supreme Court of Texas has conditionally granted a petition for writ of mandamus filed by Attorney General Ken Paxton, directing a Travis County district court to formally rule on the state’s jurisdictional challenge against the City of Austin's multi-billion dollar "Project Connect" light rail financing mechanism.
The Texas Supreme Court has revived a lawsuit by Willacy County property owners challenging a decades-old property tax that was originally approved by voters in 1974 to serve individuals with disabilities, but has instead financed a regional magnet school system for more than 40 years.