The states allege that the decision to end the Migrant Protection Protocols was “arbitrary and capricious.”
A heavyweight 2022 clash appears to be on the horizon after Land Commissioner George P. Bush criticized Attorney General Ken Paxton in a radio appearance.
The number of alleged election fraud offenses is still dwarfed by the number of votes cast in the most recent statewide elections.
The Austin mandate contradicts Abbott's order that lifted the statewide requirement, which says local authorities can't enforce mask rules.
Before the whistleblower lawsuit against the Office of the Attorney General can move forward, appellate judges will need to weigh in on the plaintiffs’ ability to sue under the Whistleblower Protection Act.
The Keystone XL pipeline has been on pause since January and a new legal challenge by Texas and Montana hopes to bring it back to life.
After filing for bankruptcy, the utility provider Griddy is in negotiations with the Texas attorney general to provide relief for customers that paid exorbitant bills associated with blackouts.
The State of Texas and its capital city will once again go toe-to-toe in court, this time over the political subdivision's mask mandate.
Fraudulent voting during the 2018 Medina County primary has yielded multiple indictments after an investigation by the Office of the Attorney General.
Paxton says Griddy misled its customers with false promises of savings, though the company warned customers beforehand of the price spike.
The court found that the federal government is required to enforce immigration law.
This week — here's a look at Texas politics during the first week of Senate budget hearings.
Paxton is investigating stock trading platforms like Robinhood, which blocked the purchasing of shares for GameStop and other companies that were widely shorted by Wall Street hedge funds.
The Southern District Court of Texas granted a request for a temporary restraining order from the State of Texas to prevent the Biden administration from freezing deportations.
Months after an appeal was filed by Planned Parenthood, the U.S. Supreme Court ordered that a Fifth Circuit opinion upholding Abbott's emergency abortion ban be vacated.
In a new emergency request, Harris County Sheriff Ed Gonzalez is asking a federal judge to facilitate the release of jail inmates due to COVID-19 concerns.
Abortion providers have called the requirement an undue burden since it could send a woman seeking abortions on two trips to the clinic.
Attorney General Ken Paxton says that the freeze on deportations violates an agreement between Texas and the Department of Homeland Security.
This week — here’s a look at what’s happening in Texas politics during Presidential Inauguration Week.
The latest campaign finance reports show that Texas' top statewide officials raised high amounts in the latter half of 2020.
