A judge reappointed to the court system after losing his re-election bid last year signed the bond releasing Joseph Harrell.
Despite a federal appeals court declaring a federal ban on bump stocks illegal, the ATF indicated it is still enforcing the ban.
Fort Worth adopted a registration requirement and regulations for legally operating short-term rentals within specific zoning areas of the city.
The government appealed a judge's preliminary injunction protecting service members, claiming it was moot because the mandate was repealed.
The social media giant LinkedIn has banned a governing board member of the largest public hospital in West Texas.
The court wrote its opinion wasn’t based on whether preventing those under protective orders from having guns is a laudable policy.
A Texas gun store owner’s challenge to a Trump-era ban on bump stocks prevailed, with the court ruling the devices are not machine guns.
A federal judge reinstated Southwest Airlines flight attendant Charlene Carter to her position after she won a large jury verdict this summer.
A controversial citizen journalist in Laredo will have an en banc hearing of her First Amendment case before the Fifth Circuit In January.
The Brackeen family has been engulfed in a legal battle to adopt the sister of their adoptive son because of regulations under the Indian Child Welfare Act.
Abilene, Athens, San Angelo, and Plainview will decide whether to join the over 40 municipalities that have become “Sanctuary Cities for the Unborn."
The U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the opening prayer ceremony is not coercive and does not violate the Establishment Clause.
