Abbott justified his order as a COVID-19 prevention measure. Now, the DOJ argues it will worsen the spread.
This week — the lieutenant governor forms a committee to study UT’s conference change, a lawmaker asks Paxton to weigh in on the quorum break, and a GOP staffer challenges a Democrat.
This week — Ken Paxton is optimistic about a Trump endorsement, conservative legislators call for special session additions, and a progressive coalition is formed to oppose GOP election reform.
Many Texas parents say public school districts are not providing transparency in the selection of sexual education programs nor full access to approved materials.
A lawsuit before the Texas Supreme Court will determine whether the City of Houston has the authority to issue aesthetic regulations presented as historical preservation to homeowners in the absence of authorized zoning law.
This week — Texas lawmakers differ on support for an elections lawsuit filed by the attorney general and state representatives advocate for expanded COVID-19 vaccine administration.
Numerous state officials have weighed in on Attorney General Ken Paxton's lawsuit challenging the validity of four states' exogenous election dictates as the Supreme Court considers whether to hear the case.
An Austin real estate developer central to criminal allegations against Attorney General Ken Paxton reportedly hired a woman who had an affair with Paxton.
Jeff Mateer, who held the position directly below the Texas Attorney General, has resigned.
After a Texas Supreme Court decision, Libertarian candidates who did not meet the certification requirements will remain on the ballot.
